Fracture Treatment (Simple & Complex)

Fractures, whether simple or complex, represent disruptions in the continuity of bones, often resulting from trauma or excessive force. Simple fractures involve a single, clean break without extensive damage to surrounding tissues. These fractures typically respond well to conservative treatments like casting or splinting. On the other hand, complex fractures involve multiple breaks, displacement, or damage to adjacent structures, requiring more intricate management. Complex fractures may necessitate surgical intervention, involving the use of internal fixation devices to realign and stabilize the bones. Prompt and accurate diagnosis, coupled with tailored treatment plans, is essential to promote optimal healing and restore normal function for individuals affected by fractures.