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Trauma Surgery

Emergency surgical care for accidents, complex fractures and multiple injuries.

Emergency surgical care for accidents, complex fractures and multiple injuries.

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Your health. Our priority.

In serious injury the outcome is set in the first hour, and mostly by how little time is spent moving between departments.

  • Imaging beside the resuscitation area, so a scan does not mean a journey
  • Orthopaedic, general and anaesthetic teams called simultaneously rather than in sequence
  • An emergency theatre kept available rather than found
  • Intensive care in the same building, so the sickest patients are not transferred
Trauma Surgery care at Dr. Humayun Speciality Hospital

Care for a wide range of concerns.

The injuries that arrive without warning, from a single fracture to multiple trauma.

Road traffic injuries
Complex and multiple fractures
Open fractures and crush injuries
Abdominal and chest injury
Head injury requiring observation
Falls from height
Burns requiring surgical assessment
Injuries to nerves, vessels and tendons

Advanced care for better outcomes.

Emergency and staged surgical management of injury.

Emergency fracture fixation, internal and external
Damage control surgery for major trauma
Wound debridement and reconstruction
Chest drain insertion and thoracic injury management
Emergency laparotomy for abdominal injury
Tendon and nerve repair
Staged reconstruction after stabilisation
All treatments and procedures
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Safety. Compassion. Excellence.

Your health and comfort remain at the heart of every treatment we provide.

Key Areas of Expertise

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Assessing the whole patient rather than the obvious injury, which is where missed injuries happen
Damage control surgery, stabilising first and reconstructing once the patient can take it
Open fractures managed to prevent infection, which decides whether the limb recovers
Orthopaedic and general surgical teams operating together where injuries cross both
Rehabilitation planned from the first week, not after discharge

Advanced technology and facilities

Resuscitation, imaging, theatre and intensive care in one building.

  • Resuscitation bays with monitoring and airway equipment
  • CT scanner and digital X-ray with immediate access
  • Emergency operating theatres available at any hour
  • C-arm imaging and external fixation systems
  • Intensive care unit with ventilator support
  • Blood bank access for major transfusion
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Questions, answered.

Common questions about trauma surgery care at Humayun Hospital.

Should I bring an injured person here or call an ambulance?

Call 108. Serious injury needs someone trained at the scene, and an ambulance arrives into the resuscitation area rather than the front door.

Why was surgery done in stages?

In major trauma the first operation stabilises what is life-threatening. Reconstruction follows once the patient is stable enough to tolerate a longer procedure. Doing everything at once is often more dangerous.

How long is recovery from a major fracture?

Bone healing usually takes around three months, but regaining function takes longer and depends on the physiotherapy. Your surgeon will give a timeline specific to the injury.

Do you treat head injuries?

We assess and observe head injuries and arrange imaging immediately. Injuries needing neurosurgery are stabilised here and referred to a neurosurgical unit.

Still have questions?

If your question is not answered here, our team is happy to talk it through with you.

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