Facture / Failed Orthopaedic Surgery – Niramayaa Superspeciality Hospital

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Fracture & Failed Orthopaedic Surgery

A fracture can happen in an instant, from a fall at home, a road accident, a sports injury, or even from weakened bones in older age. And sometimes, even after treatment, a bone may not heal as expected, or problems may arise after a previous orthopaedic surgery, leaving you with ongoing pain, stiffness, deformity, or difficulty walking.

At the Fracture & Failed Orthopaedic Surgery Clinic of Niramayaa Superspeciality Hospital, we provide expert care for fresh fractures as well as complex cases that need a second opinion or corrective (revision) surgery. Our experienced orthopaedic and trauma surgeons, supported by 24×7 emergency services, advanced imaging, and modern operation theatres, are committed to helping you heal properly and regain your independence.

24×7 Trauma Care: Round-the-clock emergency services with orthopaedic surgeons, anaesthetists, and operation theatres ready to manage injuries at any hour.

Expertise in Complex Cases:Experience in managing difficult fractures, non-healing bones, infected implants, and failed previous surgeries.

Honest Second Opinions: A thorough, unbiased review of your condition, previous treatment, and reports, with a clear explanation of your options.

Modern Surgical Techniques:Minimally invasive fixation, advanced implants, and specialised reconstruction methods for faster and more reliable healing.

Comprehensive Support: Infection management, bone health assessment, pain management, and physiotherapy, all under one roof.

Focus on Function:Our goal goes beyond healing the bone. We aim to restore your movement, strength, and quality of life.

Non-Union

When a broken bone fails to heal even after several months.

Malunion

When a bone heals in the wrong position, causing deformity, limping, or pain.

Delayed Union

When healing is taking much longer than expected.

Implant Failure

Broken, loosened, or displaced plates, screws, or rods.

Post-Surgical Infection

Infection of the bone (osteomyelitis) or around implants.

Failed Joint Replacement

Loosening, instability, infection, or persistent pain after hip or knee replacement.

Stiffness & Deformity

Loss of movement or limb shortening after injury or surgery.

Persistent Pain

Ongoing pain after an orthopaedic procedure without a clear explanation.

Please consult a specialist if, after a fracture or orthopaedic surgery, you experience:

Pain that continues or worsens months after treatment
Abnormal movement at the fracture site
Visible deformity, limb shortening, or a limp
Redness, swelling, fever, or discharge from the surgical wound
A feeling that the implant is loose or has shifted
Stiffness that doesn’t improve with physiotherapy
Difficulty walking or bearing weight

Why didn't my fracture heal?

Bone healing can be affected by many factors, including the severity of the injury, blood supply to the bone, infection, smoking, diabetes, poor nutrition, and bone quality. Identifying the cause is the first step to successful treatment.

Can a failed surgery be corrected?

In most cases, yes. With careful planning and the right technique, revision surgery can help the bone heal and restore function.

Do I need to bring my previous reports?

Yes, please bring all X-rays, scans, operation notes, and discharge summaries. They help us understand your case and plan treatment accurately.

Will I need another surgery?

Not always. Some problems can be managed with medication, bracing, or physiotherapy. Surgery is recommended only when it is likely to benefit you.

How long does recovery take after revision surgery?

Recovery depends on the problem being treated and your overall health. Your surgeon will give you a realistic timeline based on your case.