Trauma
Our emergency department is well-equipped to handle trauma and provide appropriate care to patients who have been involved in accidents. Our medical professionals follow standard protocol when treating trauma patients.
Assess the patient's vital signs
Identify life-threatening injuries
Stabilize the
patient
Identify secondary injuries
Record medical history
Perform diagnostic tests
Specialist Consultations
Definitive
Treatment
Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy
Fractures and Ligament Tears
If you had a fall, injury, or accident and suffer significant pain, swelling, bruising, deformity, or the inability to bear weight on the affected area, seek medical attention immediately to prevent further damage.
The treatment would depend on several factors, including the location and severity of the fracture or the ligament tear.
Immobilisation
Involves applying a cast or brace, which must be worn for an extended period of time until the bone has fully healed.
Reduction
Involves realigning the broken bone fragments.
​Surgery
Performed in case of complex or severe fractures to realign the bone fragments or in case of severe ligament tear.
RICE
Minor or moderate ligament tears are usually treated with rest, ice, compression, elevation (RICE), and pain management medication.
Trauma & Injury Panic?
In case you experience an accident or a serious injury, it is crucial to remain calm and avoid panicking. Take necessary steps such as calling for help and seeking immediate medical attention. We have put together a list of frequently asked questions that can come in handy in such a situation.
FAQs
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