Trauma and Fracture Surgery

Trauma and Fracture Surgery

Trauma and Fracture Surgery

Bone fracture is one of the most painful human experiences. Fractures mostly occur due to accidents, sports and falling from a height. Fracture treatment varies depending on the amount of displacement and fragility and soft tissue damage. Many fractures in children can be treated with casts, but in adults, surgery is usually required. In case of late referral, the broken piece can lead to nerve and artery damage and even lead to amputation. Dr. Amin Kamrani Radwith a surgical history of more than 3000 fractures, he serves dear patients. Ma

Mr. 50-year-old with a comminuted fracture of the thigh, which underwent surgery and complete recovery

A 65-year-old lady with a crushed ankle fracture and full ankle recovery

Mr. 90-year-old with a fracture of the hip joint, which was operated and set up. href="https://dr-kamrani.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/4E213C63-C297-4421-AA4B-8CCA5A77983A.jpeg">Ankle fracture surgery and total joint reconstructionAn old heel fracture that was operated on and badly welded. It wasHeal reconstruction and patient recoveryMr. A 25-year-old man with a simultaneous fracture of the pelvis and leg

A 25-year-old man with a fracture and trauma of the pelvis and leg at the same time, surgery and full recovery

80-year-old woman with hip fracture surgery one month after surgery and recovery

Fracture and pediatric trauma

Most pediatric fractures can be treated with a plaster cast. But some fractures in children, including the elbow, are very dangerous and there is definitely damage to the artery and nerve, and it should be operated immediately. href="https://dr-kamrani.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/12.jpg">

4-year-old girl with shoulder fracture operated after surgery

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surgical scar treatment is an important process to improve the appearance and maintain the health of the skin. A scar can heal differently depending on the depth of the wound, its location and the type of skin. In the initial stages, keeping the wound area clean and using antibiotic or restorative ointments according to the doctor's opinion can be useful. Also, it is necessary to use a suitable dressing to prevent skin irritation and infection.

After the initial healing, creams or gels containing silicone, vitamin E or scar reducing substances can be used to reduce the scar. Massaging the area with the doctor's advice can also help break down excess tissue.

More advanced treatments include laser therapy, corticosteroid injections for prominent scars (such as keloid), and microneedling. Laser therapy is useful for reducing redness and removing scar tissue.

For long-term healing, it is essential to protect the wound from sunlight using sunscreen. Finally, it is recommended to consult a dermatologist or cosmetic surgeon for advice and to determine the best treatment method 5/5 - (1 point) To write a comment, you must Wash.