Post-Traumatic Deformity Correction

Post-Traumatic Deformity Correction refers to the medical process of treating physical deformities that arise after an injury, such as fractures or dislocations. These injuries can lead to misalignment or improper healing, affecting movement and appearance. Treatment often involves surgery or specialized devices, like fixators, to realign bones and restore function. The goal is to improve the patient’s quality of life by correcting these deformities, ensuring proper healing, and enabling better mobility and comfort. This process is critical for helping individuals recover fully from their traumatic experiences.