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Forearm Surgery
Forearm surgery is performed to treat fractures, bone deformities, ligament injuries, nerve compression, and other traumatic conditions affecting the radius and ulna bones of the forearm. These injuries can result from accidents, falls, sports injuries, or severe trauma, causing pain, swelling, reduced movement, and difficulty performing daily activities.
Our orthopedic specialists provide advanced forearm surgical care using modern techniques, precise fixation methods, and personalized rehabilitation programs to restore proper bone alignment, improve arm function, and support faster recovery. We focus on delivering safe, effective, and patient-centered orthopedic treatment for long-term strength and mobility.
Why Choose Arthritis Treatment?
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Accurate diagnosis and advanced fracture management
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Proper bone alignment and stabilization
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Treatment for simple and complex forearm injuries
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Modern surgical techniques with minimal complications
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Faster recovery and improved arm mobility
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Personalized physiotherapy and rehabilitation support
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is forearm surgery required?
Forearm surgery is recommended when bones are displaced, fractured severely, unstable, or unable to heal properly with non-surgical treatment.
What conditions can forearm surgery treat?
Forearm surgery can treat fractures, bone deformities, ligament injuries, joint instability, and trauma-related forearm conditions.
How long does recovery take after surgery?
Recovery time depends on the severity of the injury and type of surgery, but most patients recover gradually with proper physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
Is physiotherapy necessary after forearm surgery?
Yes, physiotherapy helps restore strength, flexibility, and normal arm movement after surgery and supports complete recovery.
Clinic Hours
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Monday to Saturday
Morning: 11 AM - 02 PM
Monday to Saturday
Evening: 05 PM - 07 PM
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Sunday
Closed
