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Trauma Care
Immediate, Expert Help When Every Second Counts
What is Trauma Care ?
Trauma care refers to the immediate, expert treatment of serious injuries caused by accidents, falls, fractures, burns, or other emergency situations. It involves a combination of life-saving interventions and long-term rehabilitation, often delivered by a multidisciplinary team including trauma surgeons, orthopedic specialists, and critical care professionals.
Whether it’s a road traffic accident, a sports injury, or a workplace mishap, receiving prompt trauma care is crucial. It can significantly improve outcomes, reduce complications, and help patients recover faster—often making the difference between full recovery and long-term disability.
Understanding about Trauma Care
Orthopedic Trauma Care is a highly specialized branch of orthopedic medicine that deals with the immediate and long-term treatment of injuries caused by sudden impacts, including accidents, falls, sports injuries, crush injuries, fractures, burns, and dislocations. These injuries often result in broken bones, soft tissue damage, ligament tears, and joint instability. The primary goal of trauma care is to quickly stabilize the patient, reduce pain, and restore function—preventing complications and improving long-term outcomes.
What Does Trauma Care Involve?
Trauma care is typically divided into two phases: emergency management and postoperative rehabilitation.
🏥 Emergency & Surgical Management
In the emergency phase, the patient is stabilized and evaluated using advanced imaging tools like X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs to determine the full extent of the injury. Trauma surgeons often need to perform procedures such as:
- Fracture fixation using plates, screws, rods, or external fixators
- Joint stabilization for dislocations or ligament tears
- Soft tissue repair involving muscles, tendons, and ligaments
- Wound care and reconstructive surgery for open injuries or extensive damage
- Skin grafting or plastic surgery in cases of severe tissue loss
Surgeons work in close coordination with emergency medicine doctors, radiologists, neurologists, and critical care specialists to deliver comprehensive care.
🏃♂️ Post-Trauma Rehabilitation
Once surgery is complete and the patient is stable, rehabilitation becomes the focus. This includes:
Customized physiotherapy programs to restore strength, flexibility, and joint movement
Pain management strategies to reduce discomfort and inflammation
Balance and gait training to support walking, running, and posture
Guidance on returning to daily activities, sports, or work safely
Recovery timelines vary depending on the severity of the trauma and the type of treatment provided. While some patients recover within a few weeks, others with complex injuries may need several months of structured rehabilitation.
What is Considered a Trauma?
Trauma includes :
- Road Traffic Accidents
- Fall Injuries
- Multiple Fractures
- Head, Neck & Spine Trauma
- Open Wounds & Bleeding
- Burns & Crush Injuries
- Industrial or Workplace Accidents
- Sports or Athletic Injuries
- Bone Dislocations or Joint Injuries
Meet
Dr. Rishav Krishna - MBBS, MS (Orthopedics) – Delhi
MBBS, MS(Ortho.)
With over 12+ years of specialized surgical experience and 3,000+ successful orthopedic procedures, Dr. Rishav Krishna is a trusted name in joint replacement and spine surgery. Known for clinical precision, modern techniques, and patient-first care, Dr. Krishna blends compassionate treatment with advanced orthopedic innovation for exceptional outcomes.
What to Expect During Trauma Treatment
1. Primary Assessment (Golden Hour)
- Vital signs, breathing, blood pressure, and neurological checks.
2. Stabilization
- Airway management, IV fluids, pain control, and bleeding control.
3. Injury Evaluation
- Scans and orthopedic evaluation to locate all possible injuries.
4. Definitive Treatment
- Surgery or fracture setting, wound closure, internal fixation, etc.
5.Post-Trauma Care & Recovery
- Monitoring, medication, rehab, and follow-ups.
When Should You Seek Emergency Trauma Care?
- Severe bleeding that doesn't stop
- Visible fractures or twisted limbs
- Difficulty breathing after an accident
- Unconsciousness or head trauma
- Loss of movement in any body part
- Sudden back or neck pain after a fall
Why Choose Us for Trauma Care?
- Quick Response Time
- Experienced Trauma & Ortho Team
- Modern OT & ICU Facilities
- On-call Ambulance Network
- Compassionate, Patient-Centric Care
Trauma Care
Frequently Asked Questions
Trauma care is a branch of emergency care that focuses on physical injuries, especially those involving the bones, joints, and spine.
Not always. Some fractures and soft tissue injuries can be treated conservatively. Surgery is considered only when necessary.
The first 60 minutes (Golden Hour) after trauma are critical. Seek medical attention as soon as possible to avoid complications.
Yes. Trauma can be physically and emotionally stressful. We offer counseling and support for holistic recovery.