Orthopedic Trauma & Fracture Care
Unexpected events like accidents or falls often happen without warning and can be challenging to anticipate. In these situations, knowing how to respond quickly and effectively is essential. That’s why it’s important to have a plan in place and to know which trusted medical experts to contact for immediate, specialized care.
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Primary Sources of Pain in the Body
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Common Trauma Injuries
Accidents that cause traumatic injury to your bones and joints typically require immediate attention by a trained orthopedic trauma surgeon. Because so many of our bone structures are complex, they not only involve the injured or fractured area but also often impact surrounding structures. For that reason immediate expert intervention can sometimes be the difference between saving a limb and reducing further life altering complications such as infection.
Our Trauma Specialists
At Orthopedic ONE, we have highly trained orthopedic traumatologists on staff, ready to help you when those unexpected accidents occur. They have expert fellowship training in complex traumatic injuries to the pelvic and acetabular area and other major joints as well. They will follow your care through to ensure proper healing and stay with you on your road to recovery.
It is often the most unexpected circumstances such as an accident or fall that are the most difficult to plan for. When such an experience does occur, it is wise to have a plan for how to respond, and who to call for help. Contact Orthopedic ONE today and let our qualified Surgeons get you on the road to recovery.
These lists are not inclusive of all conditions and procedures. In order to obtain a complete and accurate diagnosis, a physician should assess your individual situation. Following diagnosis, your physician will discuss appropriate treatment options with you – both surgical and non-surgical. Schedule an appointment with an Orthopedic ONE physician.
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Orthopedic Trauma & Fracture Care Frequently Asked Questions
When should I see an orthopedic specialist?
Consider seeing an orthopedic specialist when pain persists, limits your movement or interferes with daily activities. A specialist can identify the cause and discuss surgical and nonsurgical treatment options. Traumatic bone or joint injuries caused by an accident or fall may require immediate orthopedic trauma and fracture care.
What is the difference between an orthopedic surgeon and a sports medicine physician?
An orthopedic surgeon treats conditions affecting the bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons and can perform surgery when necessary. Sports medicine focuses on preventing and rehabilitating activity-related injuries.
Orthopedic ONE’s sports medicine program includes primary care sports medicine physicians, fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeons, athletic trainers and physical therapists. The right provider depends on the condition and whether surgical expertise may be needed.
How do I know if my injury requires immediate medical attention?
Traumatic bone or joint injuries caused by accidents or falls typically require immediate attention from a trained orthopedic trauma specialist. Orthopedic ONE provides specialized trauma and fracture care for complex injuries. If you’re unsure whether your injury requires immediate care, our “Can It Wait?” resource can help you understand when to seek urgent orthopedic treatment.
Urgent appointment requests should be made by phone rather than through the online appointment form. If you have a life or limb-threatening condition or injury, you should immediately call 911 or head to your nearest Emergency Department.