Fracture Surgery

Fracture surgery is a medical procedure to stabilize and heal broken bones. When a bone is fractured, it may need to be realigned and held in place using metal screws, plates, or rods, especially if the break is severe or unstable. The surgery helps ensure proper healing and restores function to the affected area. After the procedure, patients typically undergo rehabilitation, including physical therapy, to regain strength and mobility. The goal of fracture surgery is to allow individuals to return to their normal activities with minimal pain and a reduced risk of complications.