Trauma Care Unit
The Orthopaedic Trauma Care Unit at Nanavati Max Super Speciality Hospital is a dedicated unit which is fully equipped to handle all types of traumatic injuries requiring immediate medical attention. Our multidisciplinary team of expert orthopaedicians, orthopaedic surgeons, traumatologists, physiotherapists offers a comprehensive treatment plan to treat most of the complex cases of orthopaedic trauma injuries requiring immediate medical attention, which if left untreated and can lead to permanent damage.
The hospital is in close vicinity to the Express highways Railway station, Airport, industrial & commercial centres. We are a dedicated optimal orthopaedic trauma care unit that strives to provide valued and trusted health services to meet the unique needs of our patients. Our orthopaedic practices are home to several recognised doctors specialised in tailoring treatment plans that offer relief from discomfort. We stand for improving the quality of life for every one of our patients. Our team coordinate the multiple aspects of treatment, including physiotherapy and follow-up care.
We are at the forefront of the latest advances in our field and provide the best possible definitive care 24X7 and 365 days a year for polytrauma injury, multiple fractures of bones, and other emergency conditions. We also have a dedicated ICU which is manned by a team of doctors trained in Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) and Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS).
Orthopaedic trauma is a branch of orthopaedic surgery that is intended to treat various orthopaedic conditions which are related to bones, joints, and soft tissues (muscles, tendons, ligaments) of the entire body following trauma and demand immediate medical help. The aim of this specialisation in orthopaedics is to restore the anatomic alignment of joint surfaces and fractured bones. Most of the traumatic injuries are acute, and few are chronic. We offer comprehensive treatment services for recovery of the injured body parts and help a patient return to normal body functioning at the earliest.
Trauma care surgeries are performed in a variety of cases which include:
Orthopaedic trauma care covers the spectrum of injuries that range from simple isolated fractures to severe life-threatening accidents with multiple broken bones. Thus it is an emergency condition and all the necessary decisions are taken by doctors and surgeons if a patient is not in a condition to take any decision.
All the necessary screening, tests and treatment protocol is performed by our doctors in an emergency, with a primary focus on stopping the bleeding and providing necessary first aid. If planned surgery is to be done, then the consent is taken from the next of kin/family member /accompanying person (s) of an unconscious patient.
Since most cases in trauma centre are the result of an emergency, therefore, there are only, after surgery precautions that one must take to avoid post-surgery complications.
Since trauma care surgeries are quite complicated, therefore there are a large number of risks involved with them. The major risk factors include:
If you are facing any similar signs or symptoms please contact the Nanavati Max team to schedule an appointment at : +91 22 6836 0000