Fracture Fixation Surgery in Nashik
Surgical fixation of broken bones (plates, screws, nails) in Nashik by an experienced fracture surgeon. Emergency fracture evaluation and complete follow-up care.
About Fracture Fixation Surgery
Most fractures heal in a plaster cast — but displaced, unstable, or joint-involving fractures need surgical fixation, where the bone fragments are realigned and held with plates, screws, nails, or wires so they heal in the correct position. Choosing correctly between cast and surgery is the single most important decision in fracture care.
Dr. Mayuri Jain Daryani is an orthopaedic and fracture surgeon in Nashik Road, Nashik, treating fractures of the wrist, forearm, elbow, shoulder, collarbone, hip, thigh, leg, and ankle in patients of all ages. Every fracture is assessed with X-rays (and CT when needed), and the reasoning behind the recommended treatment — surgical or not — is explained clearly.
After fixation, structured follow-up matters: wound checks, progressive X-rays to confirm healing, and staged physiotherapy to restore joint movement and strength. The clinic manages this entire journey, from injury day to full function.
When Is It Needed?
Displaced fractures where bone ends are out of alignment
Fractures extending into a joint surface
Unstable fractures that will not stay aligned in a cast
Hip and thigh (femur) fractures, especially in the elderly
Open (compound) fractures — these are emergencies
Fractures that have failed to heal correctly (malunion/non-union)
Recovery & Rehabilitation
Depends on the bone: upper-limb fixation typically allows early movement within weeks, while lower-limb fractures need protected weight-bearing for 6–12 weeks. Bone healing is confirmed on follow-up X-rays, and physiotherapy restores strength and mobility alongside.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a bone fracture surgeon in Nashik Road?
Yes. Dr. Mayuri Jain Daryani, MS Orthopaedics, evaluates and surgically treats fractures at Preeti Jain Orthopedic Clinic near Datta Mandir stop, Nashik Road. For fresh injuries, call +91 98812 44362 for prompt evaluation.
How do I know if my fracture needs surgery or just a plaster?
It depends on displacement, stability, and whether the fracture involves a joint. An X-ray plus specialist examination gives the answer. Undisplaced, stable fractures usually heal in a cast; displaced or joint fractures usually do better with fixation.
Will the plate or nail inside my bone need removal later?
Usually not — implants are safe to leave in permanently. Removal is considered only if the implant causes irritation or in specific situations for younger patients, decided case by case after full healing.
What happens if a fracture is not treated properly?
Poorly aligned healing (malunion), failure to heal (non-union), stiffness, and long-term arthritis if a joint surface is involved. This is why early, correct treatment — and completing the follow-up — matters so much.
Discuss Fracture Fixation Surgery with Dr. Mayuri
Bring your X-rays and reports for an honest evaluation — including whether you need this procedure at all.