Expert Care for Humerus Fractures in Salina, KS
At Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH, we understand how a humerus fracture can impact your daily life and athletic performance. Whether you suffered a break from a fall, sports injury, or accident, our team is here to guide you through diagnosis, treatment, and recovery with a focus on getting you back to your best.
Why Choose Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH for Your Humerus Fracture Treatment?
Recovering from a humerus fracture requires more than just fixing a broken bone — it demands precise care tailored to your needs, especially if you’re active or involved in sports. At Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH, located in Salina, KS, Dr. Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH, combines expertise in sports medicine and orthopedic surgery to create personalized treatment plans. From non-surgical approaches like immobilization and physical therapy to advanced surgical techniques when necessary, we focus on restoring strength and mobility efficiently.
Our approach emphasizes clear communication and patient education, so you’ll understand every step of your recovery journey. We use state-of-the-art imaging and minimally invasive procedures to reduce downtime and complications. If you’re ready to start healing with a trusted team by your side, don’t hesitate to request an appointment today.
FAQs
What are common causes of humerus fractures?
Humerus fractures often result from falls, direct trauma, or sports injuries. They can happen during high-impact activities or accidents that put stress on the upper arm bone.
How is a humerus fracture diagnosed?
Diagnosis typically involves a physical exam and imaging tests like X-rays or CT scans to assess the location and severity of the fracture.
Can humerus fractures heal without surgery?
Many fractures can heal with nonsurgical treatments such as bracing, slings, and physical therapy, especially if the bone fragments are well aligned. Surgery is considered when the fracture is complex or displaced.
What is the usual recovery time for a humerus fracture?
Recovery varies depending on the fracture type and treatment but often ranges from 6 to 12 weeks. Physical therapy plays a key role in regaining strength and mobility.
When should I contact Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH for a humerus fracture?
If you experience severe arm pain, swelling, deformity, or difficulty moving your arm after an injury, contact Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH immediately for evaluation and treatment.