Orthopedic & Trauma

Diagnosis and Management of Musculoskeletal Injuries

Orthopaedic and trauma care focuses on the evaluation and treatment of conditions affecting the bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, tendons and other structures of the musculoskeletal system. Trauma care includes assessment and management of injuries resulting from accidents, falls, sports activities and other physical trauma.At Matis Hospital, orthopaedic and trauma conditions are evaluated based on the type and severity of injury, medical history, physical examination and appropriate imaging or other investigations. Treatment is selected according to the patient's condition and functional needs.

Fractures, Injuries and Musculoskeletal Disorders

Orthopaedic and Traumatic Conditions

Orthopaedic and trauma services may involve the management of conditions such as:

Bone Fractures – injuries involving breaks or cracks in bones, including fractures of the limbs and other skeletal structures
Joint Dislocations – displacement of a joint that may occur following an injury or trauma
Ligament and Tendon Injuries – injuries affecting soft tissues that support joint stability and movement
Sports-Related Injuries – musculoskeletal injuries associated with sports and physical activities
Workplace and Accidental Injuries – injuries resulting from falls, road accidents and other forms of trauma
Soft Tissue Injuries – injuries involving muscles, tendons, ligaments and surrounding tissues
Joint and Musculoskeletal Conditions – conditions causing pain, stiffness or restricted movement that may require orthopaedic assessment
Post-Traumatic Conditions – ongoing problems following previous fractures, dislocations or other injuries

Emergency Care, Surgery and Rehabilitation

Orthopaedic and Trauma Treatment

Assessment may include physical examination, X-rays and other imaging investigations such as CT or MRI when clinically indicated. Treatment depends on the type and severity of the injury and may include immobilisation, medication, reduction of dislocations, casting or bracing, physiotherapy and other non-surgical approaches.

Some fractures, severe injuries or conditions affecting joint stability may require surgical treatment. Depending on the injury, procedures may include fracture fixation, internal or external fixation, or other orthopaedic surgical techniques.

Following treatment, rehabilitation may include physiotherapy, exercises, mobility guidance and scheduled follow-up to monitor healing and functional recovery.

Meet Our Team

Specialists for Orthopedic and Trauma

Dr. Saurabh Goyal

Dr. Saurabh Goyal is a Consultant Senior Joint Replacement Surgeon at Matis Hospital, Ahmedabad. He has successfully performed more...

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Dr. Aniket Gupta

Consultant: Orthopedics at Matis Hospital, Ahmedabad Performed 4000+ Surgeries Successfully 500 Knee & Hip Replacement Surgeries Performed & Assisted Experience...

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