Taoyuan Armed Forces General Hospital

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1. Traumatic Fractures: Effective treatment options are available for all types of fractures caused by external forces, whether they are open or closed. The goal of this treatment is to promote bone healing and restore functionality.
2. Dislocations: The correction and reduction of joint dislocations resulting from injury are performed to ensure joint stability and minimize the risk of re-dislocation.
3. Joint Pain Relief: Relief for joint pain caused by arthritis, degeneration, or overuse is available, along with personalized treatment plans that may include physical therapy or minimally invasive surgery.
4. Arthritis: This document outlines the diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management strategies for various types of arthritis, aiming to reduce pain and delay the loss of joint function.
5. Joint Replacement: Surgical joint replacement is a treatment option for degenerative joint disease and severe joint injuries, aimed at helping patients regain mobility and alleviate pain.
6. Spinal Disorders: The diagnosis and treatment of spinal degenerative disorders, herniated discs, and other related issues are approached using minimally invasive surgery and a range of treatment methods aimed at improving spinal health and function.
7. Wrist Joint Disorders: Diagnosis and treatment for degeneration, injury, and diseases of the wrist are offered to help restore function and mobility.
8. Trauma Reconstruction: Reconstructive surgery for fractures or tissue damage resulting from trauma is performed to restore skeletal structure and function.
9. Pediatric Skeletal and Joint Abnormalities: Correcting and treating skeletal development issues or congenital joint abnormalities in children is essential for promoting healthy growth.
10. Osteomyelitis: The treatment for osteomyelitis caused by infection typically involves antibiotic therapy. In some cases, surgical intervention may be necessary to prevent the condition from deteriorating.
11. Skeletal Deformity Correction: Corrective surgery for skeletal deformities, whether congenital or acquired, is performed to help patients restore normal body structure and function.

The Fracture and Trauma Department is committed to delivering prompt and accurate treatment plans, employing advanced technology to enhance patients’ quality of life and facilitate their return to normal activities.