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Expert Open Reduction Internal Fixation Surgery (ORIF) by Dr Jagwant Singh

Discover everything you need to know about Open Reduction Internal Fixation Surgery (ORIF) with this informative presentation. Learn how this advanced orthopaedic procedure helps realign and stabilise broken bones using metal implants for faster healing and better outcomes. Whether you're dealing with a complex fracture or exploring your treatment options, this guideu2014led by renowned Orthopaedic Surgeon in London, Dr Jagwant Singhu2014explains the procedure, benefits, recovery, and why ORIF could be the key to regaining full mobility and function.<br>https://shoulderelbow.co.uk/treatments/open-reducti

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Expert Open Reduction Internal Fixation Surgery (ORIF) by Dr Jagwant Singh

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  1. Open Reduction Internal Fixation Surgery (ORIF) Understanding Bone Repair with Advanced Surgical Techniques Presented by: Dr. Jagwant Singh, Orthopaedic Surgeon in London

  2. What is ORIF Surgery? ORIF stands for Open Reduction Internal Fixation. It9s a surgical procedure to treat complex or displaced bone fractures. Used when bones cannot heal properly with casting or splinting alone.

  3. When is ORIF Needed? Displaced fractures Comminuted fractures Joint fractures (misaligned bones) (multiple bone fragments) Open fractures Non-healing fractures (bone pierces the skin) (after failed conservative treatment)

  4. How ORIF Works Step 1 3 Open Reduction: 1 Surgeon makes an incision to realign broken bones. Step 2 3 Internal Fixation: 2 Bones are stabilized using metal plates, screws, or rods.

  5. Types of Fixation Devices Plates and Screws Intramedullary Rods or Nails Wires or Pins Made from stainless steel or titanium

  6. Common Bones Treated with ORIF Humerus Radius/Ulna Femur (upper arm) (forearm) (thigh) Tibia/Fibula Ankle, wrist, or hip fractures (lower leg)

  7. Recovery Process Immobilisation: 236 weeks Hospital stay: 133 days (depending on injury) Full recovery: 3 to 6 months, sometimes longer Physical therapy begins soon after

  8. Benefits of ORIF Precise bone alignment Strong and stable fixation Speeds up recovery Restores mobility and function Reduces risk of long-term deformity

  9. Risks & Complications Infection Blood clots Nerve or vessel damage Hardware irritation or loosening Delayed or non-healing bone Why Choose ORIF? Essential for fractures that won9t heal on their own Offers reliable and long-term outcomes Ideal for active patients needing full function restoration Consult an Orthopaedic Surgeon Always consult a qualified orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Jagwant Singh is a specialist in fracture repair and Open Reduction Internal Fixation Surgery in London

  10. Contact Information Dr. Jagwant Singh Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon 3 London Locations: London, United Kingdom ? Phone: 07932 233168 ? Email: enquiry@shoulderelbow.co.uk ?

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