Treatment of simple, complex, and compound fractures.

Treatment of Simple, Complex, and Compound Fractures | Dr. Sameh Mankoula

We provide specialized services for treating fractures, whether simple, complex, or complicated, with an accurate assessment of the fracture location, degree, and its effect on the movement of the affected limb. Treatment methods vary according to each case, as the most appropriate procedure is determined after careful examination and the use of X-rays, while taking into consideration the nature of the injury and the condition of the bones and surrounding tissues.

In some cases that require surgical fixation, plates and screws can be used to help return the bones to their normal position and maintain their stability during healing.

Intramedullary nails can also be used in cases of long bone fractures, depending on the location and nature of the fracture and the patient’s needs. For injuries that require external fixation, external fixation may be an appropriate option in some cases, especially when there are complex fractures or additional injuries that require special care. The doctor determines the type of fixation based on the degree of the injury and the examination results.

Dr. Sameh Manqoula provides specialized care that begins with diagnosing the fracture and determining the treatment plan, focusing on restoring movement and the function of the affected limb throughout the recovery stages.

Any problems related to the joints or movement are also assessed to ensure a comprehensive treatment plan. The doctor has extensive experience in the field of orthopedic surgery and is keen to provide the best care for patients looking for the best orthopedic surgeons in Egypt and Cairo, choosing the most appropriate surgical approach for each case. His experience also includes knee and joint surgeries and arthroscopy when treatment of injuries or problems related to these areas is required.

Patients are followed up after treatment to ensure progress in fracture healing and gradual improvement in movement, while guiding them through the rehabilitation period and return to daily activities in accordance with their condition.