Orthopedic Trauma Care at DMOS

Trauma is a severe injury to part of the musculoskeletal system that is often the result of a sudden accident requiring immediate medical attention. While not all orthopedic trauma is life-threatening, it is always life-altering. At DMOS Orthopedic Centers, our orthopedic trauma and fracture specialists are highly trained to care for the most complex injuries involving bones, joints and soft tissues. Using advanced surgical techniques and a patient-centered approach, our team works quickly to stabilize patients and begin the healing process. We are committed to guiding you through every step of your journey, helping you recover strength, mobility and confidence after a fracture or traumatic injury.

What Is Orthopedic Trauma Care?

Orthopedic trauma care is the specialized treatment of injuries to the musculoskeletal system, meaning the bones, joints and soft tissues. These injuries often arise from sudden impacts or accidents, such as falls, car crashes or sports injuries. They can range from simple fractures to complex injuries that require surgical intervention and reconstruction. The goal of orthopedic trauma care is not just to repair the injury but to restore function, reduce pain and help patients return to their normal activities as safely and quickly as possible.

What Are Orthopedic Trauma Specialists?

Whereas many orthopedic surgeons focus on one body part, orthopedic trauma surgeons specialize in complex injuries to bones, joints and soft tissues (like muscles, tendons and ligaments) throughout the entire body. Many orthopedic specialists focus on just one body part. Others may provide more general care but won’t treat more acute fractures, which are generally more difficult and complicated to repair. Orthopedic trauma specialists are physicians that are specially trained in performing surgery on traumatic orthopedic injuries. Because these injuries often involve multiple areas of the body, our team works hand-in-hand with physicians of other disciplines to cover all aspects of your surgical and post-operative care.