Trauma

After a bad cycling crash, a patient seeks hip trauma care with OrthoIndy trauma surgeon, Dr. Renn Crichlow and returns to hiking and mountain climbing.

When Craig was in Indianapolis for the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500, he got in a terrible car accident and found himself in the emergency room.

After Doug got in a terrible bike accident he thought his active lifestyle might come to a halt. Fortunately, after a long hospital stay and surgery Doug was able to hike again.

After breaking her elbow, Hannah thought she would never ride horses again. Surgery by OrthoIndy trauma surgeon, Dr. Greg Reveal made it possible to ride again.

Terry underwent knee surgery, total knee replacement and treatment for a broken leg in two years. Find out how she was able to return to her normal lifestyle.

A bicep tendon tear at the elbow is uncommon but is usually caused by a sudden injury. Surgery is not usually required and nonsurgical treatment is recommended.

A fingertip injury can cause problems with hand function and may result in permanent deformity or disability. Consult an OrthoIndy physician for an appointment.

Women are the primary healthcare decision-makers in a household; so it was important to OrthoIndy to align with a female athlete in the Indianapolis community.

A hip dislocation is a medical emergency. Go to the nearest emergency room if you suspect a dislocation. Symptoms include extreme pain and an inability to move.

Severe ankle sprains often feel the same as an ankle fracture and are often treated similarly. When your ankle is broken, it will be unable to hold your weight.

Often, a clavicle fracture can heal without surgery if the broken ends of the bones have not shifted too far out a place and still line up correctly.

A broken wrist is the most common broken bone in the body and can easily be treated, usually without surgery. Find out the most common treatment options.