A fracture, commonly known as a broken bone, occurs when excessive force, trauma, or stress causes a bone to crack or break. Fractures can range from hairline cracks to complete breaks and may result from falls, sports injuries, accidents, or medical conditions like osteoporosis.
Fracture Care at Kasare Hospital
A fracture, commonly known as a broken bone, occurs when excessive force, trauma, or stress causes a bone to crack or break. At Kasare Hospital, our orthopedic specialists provide comprehensive diagnosis and cutting-edge treatment to ensure proper bone healing, restore function, and prevent complications.
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A fracture, commonly known as a broken bone, occurs when excessive force, trauma, or stress causes a bone to crack or break. Fractures can range from hairline cracks to complete breaks and may result from falls, sports injuries, accidents, or medical conditions like osteoporosis.
Symptoms of a fracture include severe pain, swelling, bruising, deformity, and difficulty moving the affected limb. At Kasare Hospital, our orthopedic specialists provide comprehensive diagnosis and cutting-edge treatment to ensure proper bone healing, restore function, and prevent complications.
🔴 Severe pain at the site of injury
🔴 Swelling and bruising around the area
🔴 Visible deformity or abnormal angle
🔴 Difficulty moving the affected limb
🔴 Following a fall, accident or sports injury
🔴 Underlying condition like osteoporosis
The treatment for fractures depends on the severity, location, and type of break. At Kasare Hospital, we use advanced imaging technology and minimally invasive surgical techniques to ensure precise treatment and accelerated healing.
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Casting & Splinting
Immobilizes the bone and allows it to heal naturally for stable, uncomplicated fractures.
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Bracing
Supports and protects the bone during healing while allowing controlled movement.
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Closed Reduction
Realigns bones without surgery for complex fractures that need repositioning.
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Internal Fixation
Plates, screws, or rods stabilize the bone and promote faster recovery in severe cases.
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External Fixation
An external stabilizing device used for severe or open fractures.
Post-fracture care is essential for regaining strength, flexibility, and mobility. With specialized orthopedic expertise, state-of-the-art treatments, and holistic rehabilitation, we help patients recover quickly and effectively, ensuring they regain pain-free movement and long-term bone health.
✓ Range-of-motion exercises to prevent stiffness
✓ Strength training and mobility drills
✓ Gradual, guided weight-bearing progression
If you've suffered a fracture, seek expert care at Kasare Hospital for comprehensive orthopedic solutions tailored to your needs.
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Comprehensive Diagnosis
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Advanced Imaging Technology
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Personalized Rehabilitation
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I fractured my wrist in a fall and was seen immediately. The cast fit perfectly and I healed without any complications.
— Vikas T., Yavatmal
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My son's leg fracture needed surgery with plates and screws. Dr. Kasare explained the whole process and the recovery has been smooth.
— Meena S.
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The physiotherapy after my fracture healed made a huge difference — I regained full movement much faster than I expected.
— Ganesh P.
Comprehensive orthopedic solutions, tailored to your needs — right here in Yavatmal.
Q1. How long does it take for a fracture to heal?
Healing time varies by bone, severity, and treatment method — most fractures take 6 to 12 weeks, though larger bones or complex breaks may take longer.
Q2. Do all fractures need surgery?
No. Many fractures heal well with casting, splinting, or bracing alone. Surgery is recommended only when the break is severe, unstable, or won't heal properly without internal or external fixation.
Q3. When should I seek emergency care for a suspected fracture?
Seek immediate care if there's visible deformity, an open wound near the bone, severe swelling, or an inability to bear weight or move the limb at all.
Q4. What's the difference between a cast and a splint?
A splint offers adjustable, partial support and is often used early on when swelling is expected. A cast is a rigid, full immobilization typically applied once swelling has gone down.
Q5. When can I return to normal activity after a fracture?
This depends on the bone involved and how well it has healed. Your orthopedic team will guide you through a gradual, weight-bearing progression before clearing you for full activity.
Q6. How soon after a fracture does physiotherapy start?
Physiotherapy typically begins once the initial healing phase allows safe movement, and is tailored to your fracture type and treatment method to prevent stiffness and rebuild strength.
Q7. What are signs of a complication during healing?
Increasing pain, numbness, unusual swelling, fever, or a foul odor near a cast or wound should be reported to your doctor immediately.
Q8. How do I get treated for a fracture at Kasare Hospital?
For emergencies, walk in or call us directly at +91-9823112882. For non-emergency fracture follow-up or a second opinion, book an appointment online or visit us at 239/A Near Shivaji Park, Shivaji Nagar Road, Yavatmal, Maharashtra 445001.
