Traumatology and Surgery

Paediatrics

What is Traumatology and Surgery?

In a Traumatology and Surgery department, various procedures are performed to diagnose and treat traumatic injuries and surgical conditions.

Here are some common procedures

  • Physical Examination - Comprehensive assessment of the patient to identify injuries or conditions, focusing on the musculoskeletal system.
  • Imaging Studies
    • X-rays - Initial imaging to identify fractures and dislocations.
    • CT Scans - Detailed imaging for complex fractures, internal injuries, or brain trauma.
    • MRI - Used for soft tissue injuries, ligament tears, or spinal cord assessments.

  • Fracture Management
    • Open Reduction and Internal Fixation (ORIF) - Surgical procedure to realign fractured bones and stabilize them using plates, screws, or rods.
    • External Fixation - Use of an external frame to stabilize fractures, especially in complex cases.
  • Soft Tissue Repair - Surgical repair of tendons, ligaments, or fascia damaged due to trauma.
  • Joint Surgery
    • Arthroscopy - Minimally invasive surgery using a camera to diagnose and treat joint conditions, such as torn meniscus or ligament repair.
    • Joint Replacement - Surgical replacement of damaged joints (e.g., hip or knee arthroplasty) in cases of severe injury or arthritis.
  • Laceration and Wound Repair - Surgical closure of deep cuts, including suturing, stapling, or using adhesive strips.
  • Amputation - Surgical removal of a limb or part of a limb due to severe trauma, infection, or disease.

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