Orthopedic Trauma
When you experience a complex or emergency orthopedic injury or condition, our orthopedic trauma specialists are ready with the care you need. These specialized surgeons have additional training to care for your immediate needs and guide you into recovery.
Conditions Treated
- Bone Nonunions and Malunions
- Bone or Joint Infection (Osteomyelitis)
- Chronic Trauma Conditions
- Complex Injuries Around Joints
- Fractures of the Pelvis, Long Bones, or Hip Bones
- Multiple Orthopedic Injuries
- Osteoarthritis
- Rotator Cuff Syndrome
Treatment Options
Most orthopedic trauma cases need surgical care. Our orthopedic trauma surgeons provide surgical expertise for a range of injuries, infections, and complex orthopedic needs. They work along with other specialists to guide your care and create a personalized treatment plan.
- Bone Grafting – When a broken bone can’t heal on its own, you may need bone grafting surgery to repair the fracture. During this procedure, your surgeon takes bone tissue from one part of your body or donated bone and places it in the injured area to help your body grow new, healthy bone.
- Closed and Open Bone Reduction – When you have a fracture, we offer both closed and open repair. Closed reduction sets the bone back into place without an incision, while open bone reduction resets and stabilizes the bone using surgery.
- Deformity Corrections – When bones are bent or twisted in a way they shouldn’t be, deformity correction surgery is an option to restore the normal shape and function.
- Limb Lengthening – There are several conditions that might cause a difference in the length of the limbs. Limb lengthening surgery helps gradually correct this difference by cutting the bone and inserting a lengthening device.
- Surgery of the Pelvis and Acetabulum – Fractures in the pelvis and acetabulum — the socket part of your hip joint — often need surgical care. Our surgeons are experienced in surgical procedures to repair and stabilize these complex fractures.