Specialized Child Fracture Care by Dr. Hemendra Agrawal

Pediatric fracture management involves the diagnosis and treatment of bone fractures in children. Children's bones are different from adults as they are still growing, making their treatment approach unique and specialized.
Children’s bones have growth plates (physes), which are areas of developing tissue near the ends of long bones. Injuries to these areas require careful management to prevent long-term complications such as growth disturbances or deformities.
Dr. Hemendra Agrawal provides specialized pediatric fracture care using child-friendly techniques, ensuring minimal pain and optimal healing.
Treatment may include non-surgical methods such as casting or splinting, as well as surgical intervention in complex cases, always focusing on preserving growth and function.
When is this procedure recommended?
Fractures in children due to falls or trauma
Growth plate (physeal) injuries
Greenstick fractures
Buckle (torus) fractures
Displaced or unstable fractures
Fractures requiring surgical intervention
Sports-related injuries in children
Repeated fractures or bone weakness
A detailed walkthrough of the surgical process
Clinical evaluation, X-rays, and assessment of fracture type and severity.
Casting or splinting is used for stable fractures to allow natural healing.
Manual realignment may be performed under sedation if needed.
In complex cases, internal fixation using pins, plates, or screws may be required.
Regular follow-ups and imaging ensure proper healing and growth.
Physiotherapy may be recommended to restore strength and movement.
How this procedure transforms your life
Specialized care for growing bones
Focus on preserving growth plates
Minimally invasive treatment when possible
Faster healing compared to adults
Child-friendly approach with minimal discomfort
Prevents long-term complications
Restores normal function and mobility
High success rate with proper management
What to expect during your recovery journey
Immobilization with cast or splint and pain management.
Bone healing progresses, and follow-up imaging is done.
Cast removal and gradual return to movement.
Return to normal activities and sports with precautions.
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Book a consultation with Dr. Hemendra Agrawal to discuss your condition and explore the best treatment options for you.