The Fixation Approach
Achieving anatomical alignment (reduction) and stable fixation is critical to ensure proper bone union and prevent chronic joint deformities or arthritic developments.
Dr. Vikrant performs open or minimally invasive fixations depending on fracture severity. Using premium biocompatible titanium plates, locking screws, or intramedullary nails, the bone fragments are stabilized rigidly, promoting early mobilization and minimizing muscle atrophy during healing.
Procedure Quick Facts
- Treatment Type ORIF (Internal Fixation)
- Est. Recovery 8 - 12 Weeks
- Hospital Stay 2 - 4 Days
- Anesthesia Spinal / General
- Care Pathway Physiotherapy-guided
Clinical Case Radiographs
Review radiography examples of anatomical reduction and rigid internal fixation (ORIF) of bone fractures.
Upper Extremity Fixation
Humeral alignment stabilization with anatomical plate fixation.
Lower Extremity Fixation
Complex ankle joint reconstruction and stabilization with locking plates.
Accident & Emergency Orthopaedics
Need emergency orthopaedic evaluation or scheduling a fracture surgery? Contact Dr. Vikrant's clinic coordinates immediately.
Pre-Operative Preparation & Clinical Evaluation
A successful orthopaedic outcome starts with meticulous planning. Prior to scheduling any procedure, patients undergo a thorough medical evaluation, including cardiac clearances, complete blood profiles, and tailored joint imaging.
3D Anatomical Mapping
CT scans or high-res MRIs are loaded into the computer software to pre-plan bone cuts and implant size before entering the theatre.
Pre-Hab Exercises
Mild quadriceps and core strengthening exercises are recommended to build muscle tone, which speeds up postoperative recovery.
Post-Operative Rehabilitation & Recovery Pathways
Rehabilitation is a critical phase of recovery. Following surgery, Dr. Vikrant Sinha Roy's team coordinates with clinical physiotherapists to execute structured post-op exercises, facilitating joint mobilization, restoring gait patterns, and strengthening surrounding muscle groups.
Phase 1: Mobilization (Week 1-2)
Focus on wound healing, swelling management, and walking with support.
Phase 2: Strengthening (Week 3-6)
Transitioning to walking independently, climbing stairs, and building muscle flexibility.
Phase 3: Functional Restoration (Week 6+)
Returning to normal daily work, traveling, and light recreational sports.
Patient Success Stories
"I suffered a complex bone fracture in an accident. Dr. Vikrant performed a stable alignment fixation. The surgical precision helped me recover and stand on my feet much faster than expected."
— Swarup Mukherjee, 37, Kolkata
Orthopaedic FAQs
Complex fractures require rigid surgical fixation using plates, locking screws, or nails (ORIF) to restore bone length and rotation, permitting immediate joint movements to prevent stiffness.
Conservative management includes tailored physiotherapy programs, core stabilization exercises, medical pain therapies, and intra-articular spinal injections for disc inflammation.
Head Surgeon & Specialist
Dr. Vikrant Sinha Roy
Fellowship in Robotic Joint Replacement & Sports Medicine (Lyon, France). Trained under world-renowned orthopaedic pioneer, Dr. Sebastian Lustig. Specializes in advanced sub-millimeter robotic reconstructions and arthroscopy.
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Manipal Hospitals, Dhakuria
Gariahat Road, Dhakuria, Kolkata
OPD Hours: Mon - Sat: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Apollo Clinic, Ballygunge
Ballygunge Phari, Kolkata
OPD Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri: 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Dipankar Sinha Ray Clinic
Lake Market, Kalighat, Kolkata
OPD Hours: Sat: 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Vijaya Diagnostic Centre, Medinova
Sarat Chatterjee Ave, Kalighat, Kolkata
OPD Hours: Mon - Sat: 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Mediscan, Bhawanipore
Chowringhee Road, Bhowanipore, Kolkata
OPD Hours: Thursday: 6:00 PM
Vijaya Diagnostic Centre, Kasba
Prantik Palli, Kasba, Kolkata
OPD Hours: By Appointment
AM Clinic, Southern Avenue
97A, Southern Avenue, Kolkata
OPD Hours: By Appointment