Fracture Care & Internal Fixation
Whether it's a hip, femur, or tibia fracture, our surgeons use modern internal fixation techniques — including intramedullary nailing, locking plates, and cannulated screw systems — to rebuild strong, stable bone and support faster recovery.
Fractures of the long bones and hip are among the most common injuries we treat, especially after high-energy trauma and in older patients. Left untreated or poorly fixed, they can mean permanent loss of mobility.
Our team fixes these injuries using proven implant systems: intramedullary nails with locking screws for tibia and femur shaft fractures, and cannulated hip screw or plate constructs for fractures around the hip and pelvis.
Every case is planned with pre-operative imaging and followed with structured post-operative reviews, so patients and families know exactly what recovery and rehabilitation should look like.
Case gallery
Imaging from real cases treated at Yordanos Hospital, shared here for illustration.
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