EMERGENCY ORTHOPEDIC CARE ALGORITHMS IN PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE FRACTURES

Authors

  • Makhmudov Boburbek Erkinjonovich Makhmudov Boburbek Erkinjonovich Author
  • Saidov Komiljon Kamolddin oʻgʻli Saidov Komiljon Kamolddin oʻgʻli Author

Keywords:

polytrauma, multiple fractures, damage control orthopedics, early total care, emergency algorithms, fracture prioritization, trauma management, decision-making protocols.

Abstract

Emergency orthopedic care for polytrauma patients with multiple fractures requires careful decision-making that balances life-saving priorities with musculoskeletal recovery. Current evidence shows that using structured protocols like damage control orthopedics or early total care can reduce complications by 35–45% and improve outcomes. Treatment timing is guided by physiological status, injury severity, and available resources. Advances such as AI-assisted fracture detection have improved diagnostic accuracy to 92–98%, enabling quicker intervention. Effective management relies on coordinated teamwork between orthopedic surgeons, trauma teams, and critical care specialists.

Author Biographies

  • Makhmudov Boburbek Erkinjonovich, Makhmudov Boburbek Erkinjonovich

    Fergana Medical Institute of Public Health

    Assistant Lecturer at the Department of Traumatology and Orthopedics

  • Saidov Komiljon Kamolddin oʻgʻli, Saidov Komiljon Kamolddin oʻgʻli

    Student of Fergana Medical Institute of Public Health

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Published

2025-12-31

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 1 (2026): GLOBAL RESEARCH AND ACADEMIC INNOVATIONS

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