Fracture Care

From the Moment of Injury to Full Recovery — Fracture Care You Can Trust

A fracture changes everything in an instant. One fall, one accident, one impact — and suddenly life is on hold. The quality of treatment you receive in those first hours and days matters enormously. Poor alignment, delayed care, or rushed fixation can mean months of complications down the line.

Dr. Yusuf Qalib brings exacting orthopaedic precision to fracture care, treating patients at Sidra Hospital and the Qalib Hip & Knee Institute in Hargeisa and at Baynax Hospital in Burao.

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Comprehensive Orthopaedic Trauma Management

Not all fractures are the same. A simple break in a healthy young bone heals very differently from a comminuted fracture in an elderly patient, or a periarticular injury near a joint. Dr. Qalib’s training in complex orthopaedic trauma means he can manage the full spectrum — from straightforward long-bone fractures to multi-fragment reconstruction cases that require careful surgical planning.

Treatment may involve:

  • Closed and open fracture fixation
  • Intramedullary nailing and plating techniques
  • Periarticular fracture reconstruction (hip, knee, ankle, wrist)
  • Polytrauma orthopaedic management
  • Post-traumatic deformity correction
  • Management of fractures complicated by infection or non-union

Healing Is More Than Bone Deep

Getting the bone to knit is step one. Getting you back to strength, function, and independence is the real work — and Dr. Qalib stays involved through that entire journey. Every patient receives a clear recovery roadmap, with realistic timelines and physiotherapy guidance built in from the start.

Here’s the thing: delays in proper fracture care rarely resolve on their own. If you or someone you know is dealing with an untreated, poorly healed, or complicated fracture, early specialist input can prevent years of avoidable pain.

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Reach out to Dr. Qalib's team today. The sooner you're assessed, the better your outcome can be.