In short
- Simple and complex fractures in children and adults, from plaster to surgical fixation.
- Treats: Wrist, arm and shoulder fractures; Hip, leg and ankle fractures; Open and complex fractures.
- Video is suitable for fracture follow-ups, X-ray reviews and second opinions, including for patients abroad.
- Treated by Dr. Yash S. Shah, MBBS, MS (Orthopaedics), at Bodyline Hospital, Paldi, Ahmedabad.
Fracture and trauma surgery
Dr. Yash Shah is a trauma surgeon by training and treats simple, open and complex fractures, in children and adults.
Simple and complex fractures in children and adults, from plaster to surgical fixation.
What it treats
- Wrist, arm and shoulder fractures
- Hip, leg and ankle fractures
- Open and complex fractures
- Fractures that have not healed, or healed out of shape
Common symptoms
- Pain and swelling after a fall or accident
- Unable to move the limb or put weight on it
- A visible deformity or bruising
Fracture and trauma: when to see a doctor
- Heavy bleeding, bone through the skin or a major accident: go to an emergency room now
- Pain and swelling after a fall that are not settling
- A plaster that feels too tight, or new numbness
- A second opinion on a fracture treated elsewhere
Fracture and trauma: treatment options
Emergency care first
Serious injuries are treated through the hospital’s emergency. Online booking is only for non-emergency consultations.
Plaster or surgery
Many fractures heal well in a cast or brace. Unstable fractures may need fixing with plates, screws or nails.
Follow-up to recovery
Regular X-ray checks and physiotherapy to regain strength and movement.
Fracture and trauma: recovery
Healing time depends on the bone and the type of fracture, usually several weeks, with physiotherapy afterwards.
Who treats you
Dr. Yash S. Shah consults and operates at Bodyline Hospital, Paldi. He trained in joint replacement and arthroscopy in Mumbai, and at NYU Langone, New York and Johns Hopkins, Baltimore.
Consultation room, Bodyline Hospital, Paldi 
During international training 
Fellowship training
Video or clinic?
Video is suitable for fracture follow-ups, X-ray reviews and second opinions, including for patients abroad. New injuries must be seen in person.
Video consultation fee ₹1,000.
Questions
Can I get a second opinion on a fracture treated in another city or country?
Yes. Book a video consultation and send your X-rays and reports on WhatsApp before the call.
A patient's experience
“He operated on my left wrist fracture. He is confident and answered every question with a smile. Highly recommended.”
Chirag ChauhanNRI patient from Minnesota, USAOne patient's own experience. Results differ from person to person.
This page is general information to help you understand your options. It is not a diagnosis or personal medical advice. In an emergency, go to the nearest hospital emergency department.