Fracture & Trauma Care in Montclair, NJ
Fractures range from simple breaks that heal with immobilization to complex injuries needing surgical fixation. Treatment aims to restore alignment and stability so the bone heals and you regain function.
Symptoms
- Pain, swelling, and bruising after an injury
- Deformity or inability to bear weight or use the limb
- Tenderness directly over the bone
Causes & who it affects
Falls, sports collisions, and accidents are common causes; some fractures occur with weaker bone.
Diagnosis
X-rays confirm and characterize the fracture; CT is used for complex or joint-involved patterns.
Treatment options
Non-surgical care
Casting, bracing, or splinting for stable fractures in good alignment.
Surgical fixation (ORIF)
Realigning and stabilizing displaced fractures with plates, screws, or rods.
Post-traumatic reconstruction
Addressing complex or healed-in-poor-position fractures.
Recovery & return to play
Timelines are general and individualized to each patient — your plan may differ.
Frequently asked questions
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