Abstract

Bone fracture rehabilitation is a critical component of orthopedic care, focusing on restoring function, mobility, and strength while minimizing complications. The recovery process depends on various factors, including fracture type, location, patient age, and overall health status. Effective rehabilitation integrates immobilization techniques, early mobilization strategies, physical therapy, and pain management to optimize healing outcomes. Advances in orthopedic care, such as personalized rehabilitation protocols, minimally invasive fixation techniques, and biologic therapies, have improved recovery timelines and functional outcomes. This review explores key rehabilitation strategies, the role of orthopedic interventions, and emerging trends in fracture recovery to enhance patient outcomes and prevent long-term disability.