Recent fractures and injuries are emergencies: go to the nearest emergency department first, then book a follow-up.
Fracture care aims to restore alignment and function while protecting the soft tissues. When a fracture heals poorly or not at all, the cause is investigated first, whether mechanical, biological or infection, before choosing the revision method.
Conditions commonly treated
- Limb fractures in adults and children
- Open fractures
- Delayed union and non-union
- Malunion
- Growth-plate injuries in children
When to book a consultation
Persistent pain, a visible deformity, a difference in limb length, a fracture that hasn't healed properly, or a second opinion before surgery.
This website provides general information and does not replace an in-person medical consultation. It does not offer personal diagnosis or treatment recommendations. In an emergency, go to the nearest emergency department.