Trauma Surgery

Expert care for fractures and serious injuries, with round-the-clock emergency support, skilled surgery and guided rehabilitation.

Centres of Excellence

Fast, Coordinated Care When Every Minute Counts

Trauma surgery treats sudden, serious injuries to bones, joints and soft tissues, whether from road accidents, falls or workplace mishaps. Quick assessment in the first hours can make a real difference to healing and mobility.

At Kathir Hospital, the emergency and orthopaedic team examines you promptly and uses imaging to guide treatment, from casting to surgery, explaining every step to you and your family.

Trauma Surgery

Start with a conversation

Bring your questions, previous reports and current medicines. The hospital team can confirm the right next step.

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Overview

What patients should know about Trauma Surgery.

Trauma surgery treats fractures, dislocations and serious bone and joint injuries, with emergency assessment, imaging support and structured rehabilitation to help you regain movement and strength.

Orthopaedic Care

Conditions & concerns

Enquiry topics, not diagnoses.

Treatments & procedures

Publish only services confirmed by the speciality team.

Care team

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Experienced orthopaedic and trauma specialists provide prompt, personalised care for fractures and serious injuries, supporting patients from emergency treatment through recovery.

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BHARATHKUMAR

Dr. R Bharathkumar

Managing Director
MBBS,MD
Orthopaedic & Spine Surgeon
DR.S.MOHAMED NIZAMUDDIN

Dr. S Mohamed Nizamuddin

Consultant
M.B.B.S., DIP. IN ORTHO., DIP IN PHYS.MED. REHABILITATION ORTHO
Ortho
Before your visit

Prepare for the next step.

Bring previous reports, imaging results and current medicines for your consultation.

01
Share your main concern

Tell us how and when the injury happened, where it hurts and whether you have swelling, bleeding, numbness or difficulty moving the limb. Do not move an injured limb more than needed, and support it until you are seen.

02
Bring relevant records


Carry any X-ray or scan films and reports, details of first aid or treatment received elsewhere, and a list of your medicines. Please mention long-term conditions such as diabetes or blood pressure, any allergies and any blood thinners you take.

03
Confirm timing and preparation

For planned follow-up or surgery, follow the hospital’s instructions on fasting, medicines to continue or stop, and the investigations needed before the procedure. For a fresh injury, do not wait for an appointment and call the hospital or come to the emergency department.

Patient guide

Learn about orthopaedic consultation, diagnosis, treatment options and rehabilitation.

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YOUR TRAUMA CARE JOURNEY

A care journey with clear next steps.

From emergency assessment and imaging to surgery and rehabilitation, receive coordinated trauma care based on your injury.

Experienced & caring doctors

Orthopaedic and emergency specialists evaluate your injury, explain your scan findings and discuss every treatment option, including the ones that do not need surgery.

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Relevant facilities

Emergency care, X-ray and imaging support, modern operation theatre, anaesthesia care, ICU backup and physiotherapy when required.

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Patient-focused support

Clear guidance for patients and families before and after surgery, with a personalised rehabilitation plan covering pain relief, mobility training and strengthening, so you can return to daily routines safely.

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Questions patients may ask

Clear answers to common questions about fractures, accident injuries and recovery after trauma surgery.

When should I go to the hospital after an injury?

Seek care straight away if you have severe pain, visible deformity, heavy bleeding, an open wound, numbness, or you cannot move or put weight on the limb. Early treatment helps the bone heal properly and lowers the risk of complications.
No. Many fractures heal well with a cast or splint and regular follow-up. Surgery is advised when the bone is badly displaced, the fracture involves a joint, the break is open or complex, or it is unlikely to heal in the right position on its own. The surgeon decides after examining you and reviewing your scans.
Recovery depends on the bone, the type of fracture and your overall health. Many patients start gentle movement early, while full healing can take a few weeks to a few months. Following your physiotherapy plan and review visits helps you regain strength and movement safely.
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Enquire about Trauma Care.

Share your details with the Kathir Hospital team and discuss your bone, joint, muscle or spine concerns.

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