Expert Diagnosis & Advanced Treatment at KS Ortho Care
Knee fractures are serious injuries that affect the bones around the knee joint, causing severe pain, swelling, and restricted mobility. At KS Ortho Care, our orthopedic specialists provide comprehensive evaluation, advanced treatment techniques, and personalized rehabilitation programs to ensure faster recovery and long-term knee stability.
Whether caused by accidents, sports injuries, or falls, our goal is to restore knee function, relieve pain, and help you return to your normal activities safely.
The knee joint consists of three main bones:
Femur (thigh bone)
Tibia (shin bone)
Patella (kneecap)
A knee fracture occurs when any of these bones are broken due to trauma, excessive stress, or high-impact injuries. Depending on severity, fractures can range from hairline cracks to complete breaks that affect joint stability.
Patellar Fracture – Break in the kneecap, often due to direct impact
Distal Femur Fracture – Fracture of the thigh bone near the knee joint
Proximal Tibia Fracture – Break at the top of the shin bone affecting knee stability
Avulsion Fracture – When a small bone fragment is pulled off by a ligament or tendon
Comminuted Fracture – Bone shatters into multiple pieces, usually from severe trauma
Open Fracture – Bone pierces through the skin, requiring urgent medical attention
Road accidents or high-impact trauma
Sports-related injuries
Slips, trips, or falls
Direct blows to the knee
Osteoporosis or weak bones
Overuse and repetitive stress
Sudden and severe knee pain
Swelling and bruising around the joint
Visible deformity or abnormal knee alignment
Difficulty walking, standing, or bearing weight
Restricted range of motion
Sensation of instability or locking
Our specialists use advanced imaging technologies for accurate and timely diagnosis:
Physical Examination – Assessing swelling, tenderness, and mobility
X-Rays – To identify the exact location and type of fracture
CT Scans – For detailed bone structure visualization
MRI Scans – To detect associated ligament, cartilage, or tendon injuries
1. Non-Surgical Treatments (For stable or minor fractures)
Immobilization using casts or braces
RICE Therapy (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation)
Pain relief and anti-inflammatory medications
Physiotherapy to restore movement and strength
Weight-bearing restrictions to allow proper healing
2. Surgical Treatments (For complex or unstable fractures)
At KS Ortho Care, we specialize in advanced surgical techniques to ensure precise bone alignment and faster recovery:
Open Reduction and Internal Fixation (ORIF) – Using plates, screws, or rods to stabilize the fracture
External Fixation – Using an external frame for severe open or comminuted fractures
Arthroscopic-Assisted Surgery – Minimally invasive techniques to manage associated ligament or cartilage injuries
Bone Grafting – For cases with bone loss or delayed healing
Recovery from a knee fracture requires a structured rehabilitation program, including:
Regaining knee strength and flexibility
Improving balance and stability
Gradual restoration of range of motion
Preventing stiffness and long-term complications
Safe return to sports, work, and daily activities
Experienced orthopedic surgeons specializing in trauma care
State-of-the-art imaging and surgical facilities
Personalized treatment plans based on the type and severity of fracture
Comprehensive rehabilitation and physiotherapy support
Proven success in managing complex knee injuries