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Broken bones, expertly set

Fracture care for the arms and legs.

A broken bone in an extremity needs the right alignment and the right plan to heal well. Dr. Bastian manages fractures from simple to complex.

Quick answer

Dr. Bastian treats fractures throughout the extremities — shoulder, arm, elbow, wrist, hand, knee, leg, ankle and foot — with casting or surgery (fixation) depending on the injury.

Healing in the right position

Bones heal best when they’re well-aligned and stable. Some fractures do that on their own in a cast; others need surgery to put the pieces back together so the limb heals straight and strong.

Dr. Bastian evaluates each fracture individually — the bone, the displacement, your activity and your goals — and recommends the approach most likely to get you a solid, functional recovery.

Conditions we treat

  • Shoulder & clavicle fractures
  • Arm, elbow & forearm fractures
  • Wrist & hand fractures
  • Knee & leg fractures
  • Ankle & foot fractures
  • Fractures from sports & accidents

Procedures & treatments

  • Closed reduction & casting
  • Open reduction & internal fixation (plates/screws)
  • Intramedullary rod fixation
  • Pinning for select fractures
  • Post-injury rehabilitation planning

What to expect

After reviewing your X-rays, Dr. Bastian will explain whether your fracture can heal in a cast or needs surgery, and what recovery will involve. If you’ve been injured in an accident, see our information for attorneys.

Dr. Bastian believes in conservative care first when it makes sense — many problems improve with therapy, injections, bracing or time. When surgery is the right answer, he’ll explain exactly why, what it involves, and what recovery looks like, so you can decide with confidence.

Common questions

Fractures & Trauma FAQs

Does every broken bone need surgery? +
No. Many fractures heal well in a cast or splint when the bones are aligned and stable. Surgery is recommended when a fracture is displaced, unstable or involves a joint surface.
I was hurt in a car or work accident — can you help? +
Yes. Dr. Bastian treats injuries from auto and work-related accidents and can coordinate with attorneys when needed. See our For Attorneys page.
How long do fractures take to heal? +
Many fractures heal over roughly six to twelve weeks, though it varies by bone, severity and patient. Dr. Bastian will give you a timeline for your specific injury.
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