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A: Complex trauma in orthopedics typically involves severe injuries affecting multiple structures such as bones, joints, and soft tissues. It often requires specialized surgical intervention due to the intricate nature of the injuries, differentiating it from more straightforward cases of trauma.

A: Pelvic and acetabular fracture reconstruction involves precise realignment and stabilization of the pelvic ring and hip socket. Challenges may include the complex three-dimensional anatomy, potential nerve and vascular injuries, and the need for customized surgical approaches.

A: Orthopedic infections are typically managed through a combination of surgical debridement and antibiotic therapy. Deformities resulting from trauma or other causes may require specialized surgical techniques, including osteotomies or corrective procedures, depending on the nature and extent of the deformity.

A: Orthopedic reconstruction involves restoring the anatomy and function of damaged or degenerated structures through surgical intervention. Joint replacement is considered when conservative measures fail to provide relief, and the joint is extensively damaged, offering long-term relief and improved mobility.

A: Spine and ligament injuries may be treated conservatively with physical therapy or, in some cases, may require surgical intervention. Spinal surgeries range from decompression procedures to fusion surgeries, while ligament injuries may involve repair or reconstruction to restore stability and function.