40+ Years of experience

8,000+ Knees replaced

15,000+ Hips replaced

100+ Team members

100+ Insurance brands

Cashless Facility available

40+ Years of experience

8,000+ Knees replaced

15,000+ Hips replaced

100+ Team members

100+ Insurance brands

Cashless Facility available

Hunjan Hospital Ludhiana

Orthopedic Trauma & Accidental Surgery

Hunjan Hospital in Ludhiana provides 24-hour emergency trauma and orthopaedic surgery for fractures, dislocations, and accident injuries - with rapid…

Orthopedic Trauma & Accidental Surgery care at Hunjan Hospital Ludhiana
Specialist consultation
Diagnosis and imaging guidance
Treatment and recovery planning
Follow-up and rehabilitation support
Trauma & Accidental Surgery in Ludhiana at Hunjan Hospital Ludhiana

Trauma & Accidental Surgery in Ludhiana

Hunjan Hospital in Ludhiana provides 24-hour emergency trauma and orthopaedic surgery for fractures, dislocations, and accident injuries - with rapid assessment, experienced surgeons, and in-hospital physiotherapy for full recovery.
  • 24-hour orthopaedic trauma care - available every day of the year
  • Emergency management of fractures, dislocations, and polytrauma
  • Advanced fracture fixation: intramedullary nailing, plating, and external fixation
  • Pelvic and acetabular fracture surgery for complex injuries
  • Management of open fractures and soft-tissue injuries
  • In-house physiotherapy for post-operative rehabilitation
  • NABH pre-accredited hospital with 40+ years of trauma experience in Punjab

Road accidents, falls, and workplace injuries remain common causes of orthopaedic trauma in Ludhiana and across Punjab. Timely, expert surgical care significantly improves outcomes for fracture patients.

Scope of Orthopaedic Trauma Services

Orthopaedic trauma encompasses injuries to bones, joints, and supporting soft tissues resulting from accidents, falls, sports collisions, or workplace incidents. Hunjan Super Speciality Hospital in Ludhiana is equipped to manage the full spectrum of orthopaedic trauma - from isolated limb fractures to complex multi-system injuries.

Fracture care begins with accurate diagnosis using plain X-rays and, where needed, CT scanning to define fracture patterns and guide surgical planning. The choice between conservative management (splints and casts) and surgical fixation depends on the bone involved, fracture configuration, degree of displacement, and the patient’s overall condition and functional demands.

Modern fracture fixation at Hunjan Hospital uses intramedullary nails for long bone fractures (femur, tibia, humerus), anatomical plates and screws for periarticular fractures, and external fixators as temporary or definitive stabilisation for complex injuries. Pelvic ring and acetabular fractures, which require specialised expertise, are assessed and managed by our experienced orthopaedic surgeons.

  • Upper limb fractures: clavicle, humerus, radius, ulna, wrist, hand
  • Lower limb fractures: femur, tibia, fibula, ankle, foot
  • Pelvic and acetabular fractures
  • Spine fractures requiring stabilisation
  • Open fractures with soft-tissue involvement (wound management + fixation)
  • Joint dislocations: shoulder, elbow, hip, knee
  • Polytrauma - coordination with critical care for multiply injured patients

Early mobilisation after stable fracture fixation is a priority at Hunjan Hospital. Our in-house physiotherapy team begins rehabilitation as soon as it is safe to do so, reducing the risk of stiffness, muscle wasting, and complications.

Scope of Orthopaedic Trauma Services at Hunjan Hospital Ludhiana

Emergency Trauma Care Pathway at Hunjan Hospital

How we manage a trauma patient from arrival to recovery

  1. On Arrival

    Rapid Assessment & Stabilisation

    The patient is assessed for life-threatening injuries. Vital signs are stabilised, pain is managed with analgesia, and the injured limb or spine is splinted to prevent further damage.

  2. Hour 1–2

    Imaging & Diagnosis

    X-rays are obtained urgently. CT scans are arranged for complex pelvic, spinal, or periarticular fractures. The orthopaedic surgeon reviews the findings and plans management.

  3. Hour 2–12

    Surgical Decision

    The need for emergency surgery (open fractures, vascular injury, compartment syndrome) versus planned fixation within 24–48 hours is determined. The family is counselled about the injury and planned treatment.

  4. Surgery

    Fracture Fixation or Stabilisation

    Surgical fixation is performed using the most appropriate implant system for the fracture type. Open wounds are debrided and closed, or staged wound closure is planned.

  5. Day 1–3

    Post-operative Recovery

    Pain management, wound monitoring, and DVT prophylaxis are initiated. Physiotherapy begins early - within 24 hours for many lower limb fractures - to start range-of-motion and muscle activation exercises.

  6. Weeks 4–12+

    Rehabilitation & Follow-up

    Progressive weight-bearing and strengthening exercises continue in our physiotherapy department. X-ray follow-up monitors fracture healing. Return to full activity is guided by clinical and radiological assessment.

Trauma Surgery Cost in Ludhiana

Costs vary widely based on the injury, surgical approach, implants used, and length of stay. All figures in Indian Rupees.

Closed Fracture Fixation (single bone)

Nailing or plating; implant cost variable

On consultation

Open Fracture Management

Includes wound debridement, fixation, and staged closure

On consultation

Intramedullary Nailing (femur/tibia)

Implant type and manufacturer influence cost

On consultation

Periarticular (joint area) Fracture Plating

Locking plates - cost depends on fracture complexity

On consultation

External Fixation

Temporary or definitive; frame complexity affects cost

On consultation

Pelvic / Acetabular Fracture Surgery

Complex cases; staged surgery may be required

On consultation

Cashless Insurance

Empanelled with 100+ insurers including Ayushman Bharat

Available

All cost estimates are indicative. Final costs depend on the nature of the injury, implants selected, anaesthesia type, ICU requirement, and total length of stay. Hunjan Hospital processes cashless claims for over 100 insurance providers including government schemes. Uninsured patients can discuss payment options with our billing team.

When to Seek Emergency Orthopaedic Care

Seek immediate orthopaedic assessment at Hunjan Hospital for any of the following after an injury. Delayed treatment of orthopaedic emergencies can lead to complications including malunion, avascular necrosis, and permanent disability.

  • Visible deformity of a limb, joint, or spine after trauma
  • Severe pain and inability to bear weight or move a limb
  • Swelling or bruising appearing rapidly after an injury
  • Open wound with visible bone or bone protruding through skin
  • Numbness, tingling, or weakness in a limb after trauma - possible nerve or vascular injury
  • Any high-energy injury: road traffic accident, fall from height, industrial accident
  • Suspected spinal injury - do not move the patient without trained assistance
When to Seek Emergency Orthopaedic Care for Orthopedic Trauma & Accidental Surgery at Hunjan Hospital

Frequently Asked Questions - Trauma & Accidental Surgery

Patient pathway

Orthopedic Trauma & Accidental Surgery treatment journey in Ludhiana

Patients receive a step-by-step clinical assessment focused on symptoms, diagnosis, treatment choices, recovery expectations, and follow-up care.

Consultation

The doctor reviews symptoms, history, current medicines, and previous reports.

Diagnosis

Imaging, lab tests, or specialist assessments may be advised when required.

Treatment plan

Options may include medication, therapy, minimally invasive care, surgery, or rehabilitation.

Recovery support

The team explains risks, recovery timelines, warning signs, and follow-up steps.

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