Complex Orthopaedic Trauma
Careful assessment of complicated bone and joint injuries.
- DegreeMBBSKMU
- SpecialtyFCPSOrthopaedic Surgery & Trauma
- CertificationCHPE · CHRKMU
- FellowshipOrthopaedic Oncology& Arthroplasty
Overview
Complex trauma includes injuries where the break, the joint, the soft tissue, or the healing process makes treatment more demanding. A clear understanding of the injury, and a plan you can follow, makes recovery less uncertain for you and your family.
How a broken bone is treated
A simple drawing to explain the idea. Your doctor will explain your own treatment.
Assessed here
Conditions assessed.
- 01Fractures involving joints or multiple fragments
- 02Pelvic and acetabular injuries
- 03Fractures that have failed to heal or healed in poor position
- 04Infection after fracture treatment
- 05Multiple injuries after accidents
- 06Review of previous fixation or surgery
When to consult
For a fresh injury needing urgent care, go to the nearest emergency department. Consult for follow-up concerns: persistent pain, deformity, wound problems, or a fracture that is not healing as expected.
Call for Appointment
Anonymised imaging shared publicly on Dr. Dawar’s page. Every injury is different; these images do not predict any individual result.
Before your visit
What to bring.
- X-rays and CT scans (films and reports)
- Operation notes and implant details if you were operated on
- Discharge summaries and recent blood test results
- Photographs of wounds, if relevant
Questions
Quick answers.
Can an old fracture still be treated?
Often there are options, but this depends on the specific problem. A specialist review of your scans and examination is needed.
Is surgery always needed?
No. The right treatment depends on the fracture, your health, and your goals. This is discussed during consultation.
General information only. Your own assessment and treatment plan can only come from a doctor who has examined you.
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Need an Appointment?
Contact the doctor’s team to ask about consultation availability.