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Orthopedic surgeries offer solutions for musculoskeletal conditions, helping you overcome chronic pain, regain movement, and live a more active lifestyle. These procedures normally require general anesthetic.

Why Choose Orthopedic Surgery?
- Joint replacements: For arthritis and severe joint damage.
- Sports injuries: Including ACL reconstruction and rotator cuff repair.
- Spinal procedures: For disc herniation, scoliosis, and spinal fusion.
- Pediatric orthopedics: Treating conditions like clubfoot and scoliosis.
- Trauma care: Fracture repair and post-injury reconstructions.
Are You a Candidate for Orthopedic Surgery?
You might be eligible if you fulfill one or more of the following:
- You suffer from chronic joint or musculoskeletal pain.
- Non-surgical treatments like physical therapy haven’t worked.
- You experience limited mobility that interferes with daily activities.
- Your condition requires surgical intervention for long-term improvement.
Advanced Techniques We Offer
We use cutting-edge technology to ensure the best outcomes:
- Robotic-assisted surgery: Precision for joint replacements.
- Minimally invasive procedures: Faster recovery, less scarring.
- 3D-printed implants: Personalized solutions for complex cases.
- Regenerative medicine: Options like PRP therapy for tissue repair.
Procedures We Offer
Joint Replacement Surgeries
Total Knee Replacement
Total knee replacement is a surgical procedure to resurface a knee damaged by arthritis or injury. It involves removing the damaged cartilage and bone from the surface of the knee joint and replacing them with metal and plastic components to restore function and reduce pain.
Hip Replacement
Hip replacement is a surgical procedure that replaces a damaged or arthritic hip joint with a prosthetic implant. This procedure is commonly performed to relieve pain and improve mobility in patients with severe arthritis or significant hip injuries.
Shoulder Replacement
Shoulder replacement is a procedure to replace the damaged parts of the shoulder joint with artificial components. This surgery is typically performed to alleviate pain and restore mobility in conditions such as osteoarthritis, rotator cuff tear arthropathy, and rheumatoid arthritis.
Arthroscopic Procedures
Knee Arthroscopy
Knee arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that uses a small camera (arthroscope) inserted through tiny incisions to diagnose and treat knee issues. Common conditions treated with knee arthroscopy include:
- Meniscal tears: Repairing or removing damaged meniscus tissue.
- ACL injuries: Reconstructing a torn anterior cruciate ligament.
- Cartilage damage: Smoothing or repairing damaged cartilage to restore joint function.
Shoulder Arthroscopy
Shoulder arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that uses an arthroscope to diagnose and treat shoulder problems. It is commonly used for:
- Joint inflammation: Removing inflamed tissue or loose fragments within the shoulder joint.
- Rotator cuff tears: Repairing torn tendons in the shoulder.
- Swimmer’s shoulder: Relieving impingement caused by overuse or inflammation.
Reconstructive Procedures
ACL Reconstruction
ACL reconstruction is a surgical procedure to replace a torn anterior cruciate ligament, typically with a tendon graft. This surgery is common among athletes and aims to restore knee stability and function.
Ankle Ligament Reconstruction
Ankle ligament reconstruction is a surgical procedure to repair or replace damaged ligaments in the ankle, improving stability and reducing the risk of future injuries.
Specialized Procedures
Joint Fusion (Arthrodesis)
Joint fusion, or arthrodesis, is a surgical procedure that joins two bones in a joint permanently. It is often used as a salvage procedure for severe joint pain or instability, such as after failed knee replacements.
Trigger Finger Release
Trigger finger release is a surgical or minimally invasive procedure to treat stenosing tenosynovitis. It involves releasing the constricted tendon pulley to restore smooth finger movement and alleviate pain.

General Schedule – Standard Package for Orthopedic Surgeries
- Pre-Travel Phase (4-6 weeks before):
- Initial virtual consultation with the international patient coordinator
- Medical records review by overseas surgical team
- Pre-operative testing in home country (blood work, EKG, etc.)
- Travel clearance from primary care physician
- Final virtual consultation with surgeon
- Travel and extended accommodation booking (6 weeks minimum)
- Arrival (Day 1):
- Airport pickup by patient coordinator
- Transfer to initial accommodation
- Rest and recovery from travel
- Brief orientation meeting with coordinator
- Pre-Surgery (Day 2-3):
- Complete pre-operative testing and imaging
- In-person consultation with surgeon
- Anesthesia evaluation
- Physical therapy consultation
- Final surgical planning
- Surgery Day (Day 4):
- Admission to hospital
- Hip replacement procedure
- Initial post-operative care
- Minimum 3-4 day hospital stay
- Hospital Recovery (Days 5-8):
- Post-operative monitoring
- Pain management
- Initial physical therapy sessions
- Wound care and monitoring
- Discharge planning
- Early Recovery Phase (Days 9-21):
- Transfer to recovery accommodation
- Daily physical therapy sessions
- Regular wound checks
- Progressive mobility training
- Weekly surgical follow-ups
- Pain management optimization
- Mid Recovery Phase (Days 22-35):
- Continued physical therapy (3-4 times per week)
- Increased mobility exercises
- Building strength and endurance
- Surgical follow-ups every 2 weeks
- Begin preparation for travel
- Final Recovery Phase (Days 36-42):
- Travel readiness assessment
- Final surgical follow-up
- Physical therapy discharge planning
- Home exercise program instruction
- DVT prevention education
- Travel clearance evaluation
- Departure Preparation (Days 43-45):
- Final medical clearance for air travel
- Collection of all medical documentation
- Medication planning for travel
- Travel arrangements confirmation
- Special assistance booking with airline
- Departure (Day 45+):
- Transfer to airport with medical transport if needed
- Assistance with check-in and customs
- Return home with complete medical documentation
- Post-Return Follow-up:
- Virtual check-ins with international surgical team
- Coordination with home physical therapy team
- Regular progress updates for first 3 months
- Long-term virtual follow-up as needed
What to expect before, during, and after the Orthopedic surgery?
Before Surgery:
- Virtual consultations to evaluate your condition.
- Preparing mentally and physically with tailored advice.
During Surgery:
- The surgery is usually performed under general Anesthesia.
- Advanced techniques ensure minimal invasion and high precision.
- Expert anesthetists and surgeons prioritize your safety.
After Surgery:
- Personalized recovery plans, including physical therapy.
- Continued support from our medical team for optimal outcomes..
- In-country ground transportation,
- In-country concierge service,
- Stay at a comfortable 4 Star Accommodation,
- Consultation and orientation with our in-house doctor,
- Medical Procedure,
- Travel insurance.
FAQs: Everything You Need to Know About Orthopedic Surgery
Medical tourism offers affordable and high-quality care for a range of orthopedic procedures, including:
- Joint replacements: Knee, hip, and shoulder replacements using cutting-edge techniques.
- Sports injury repair: ACL reconstruction, rotator cuff repair, and meniscus surgery.
- Spinal surgeries: Discectomy, spinal fusion, and treatment for scoliosis.
- Fracture and trauma care: Complex fracture repair and post-trauma reconstruction.
- Pediatric orthopedics: Treatments for congenital conditions like clubfoot and limb deformities.
- Hand and wrist surgeries: Carpal tunnel release, tendon repair, and arthritis treatment.
Medical tourism in Latin America offers:
- Cost savings of up to 70% compared to surgeries in Western countries.
- Access to advanced technology and experienced surgeons.
- Comprehensive care packages, including accommodation and transportation.
- Minimal waiting times compared to healthcare systems with long queues.
To select the right destination for orthopedic surgery, you must evaluate various factors.
- Accreditation of medical facilities (e.g., JCI accreditation).
- Surgeon expertise and patient reviews.
- Availability of advanced technology for your specific procedure.
- Support services like language interpreters and concierge care.
During your initial consultation, our specialists review your medical history, imaging results (e.g., X-rays or MRIs), and current health condition to determine your suitability for surgery.
- Share your medical records and imaging results with your doctor.
- Follow pre-surgery guidelines, including stopping certain medications and fasting if required.
- Arrange for comfortable recovery attire and assistive devices like crutches if needed.
Yes, we offer virtual consultations with orthopedic specialists to discuss your condition, treatment options, and estimated costs before you decide.
Depending on the procedure, general anesthesia (you are asleep) or regional anesthesia (numbing the surgical area) may be used. Your anesthetist will explain the best option for you.
Yes, many procedures, like arthroscopy and minimally invasive joint replacements, are available. These techniques result in smaller incisions, less pain, and faster recovery.
All partner hospitals adhere to stringent safety protocols and are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities to ensure patient safety. Each hospital is outfitted with fully equipped ICU units and specialized care teams to manage any unforeseen complications. Our surgeons and medical staff are extensively trained and experienced in handling complex cases, ensuring that any challenges during or after surgery are addressed promptly and effectively, providing you with the highest standard of care.
Our packages typically include:
- Rehabilitation sessions and medication. We provide a detailed breakdown to ensure transparency.
- Consultations and diagnostics, including MRI, X-rays, and lab work.
- Surgeon and hospital fees.
- Accommodation and transportation.
We prepare a packages tailored to your specific situation and preferences.
All partner hospitals adhere to stringent safety protocols and are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities to ensure patient safety. Each hospital is outfitted with fully equipped ICU units and specialized care teams to manage any unforeseen complications. Our surgeons and medical staff are extensively trained and experienced in handling complex cases, ensuring that any challenges during or after surgery are addressed promptly and effectively, providing you with the highest standard of care.
Some international health insurance policies cover medical tourism surgeries. Check with your provider, and we can assist with necessary documentation.
With proper care:
- Spinal surgeries can provide life-long relief if post-surgery guidelines are followed.
- Joint replacements can last 15-20 years.
- Sports injury repairs like ACL reconstruction often allow full return to activities within a year.
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