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Have you considered going overseas for orthopaedic surgery such as knee replacement surgery, hip replacement surgery, shoulder surgery, spine surgery, back surgery and hand and foot surgery?
Many countries in Europe and beyond have excellent medical and surgical facilities and offer an attractive alternative which you may wish to consider if you are looking for orthopaedic surgery abroad.
Prices for orthopaedic surgery in Europe are highly competitive. For example, the cost of a hip replacement operation in a private hospital in the UK might be around £9,000 to £11,000. By opting to go for treatment in another European country, you could save £3,000 to £4,000. Some treatment providers arrange pre-operative assessment and an aftercare service in the UK
SurgeryInFrance provides access to immediate, top quality, competitively-priced orthopaedic surgery such as knee replacement, hip replacement, Dupuytren's fasciectomy, cubital tunnel release, carpal tunnel release and trigger finger without the risk and inconvenience of long distance travel.
Euromedic has been a trusted name in the healthcare sector for over 20 years. We offer our clients services relating to orthopaedic surgery and rehabilitation in Hungary. We specialise in a spectrum of orthopaedic treatments of varying complexities, including: hip replacements, knee replacements, arthroscopy, major hand/wrist operations and a range of other procedures.
Located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, KPJ Tawakkal Specialist Hospital is part of KPJ Healthcare Berhad group, a preferred private healthcare provider in Malaysia. The specialist hospital provides comprehensive treatment for procedures across a spectrum of medical specialities, including: orthopaedics, rehabilitation, cardiology, neurology, urology and a range of other medical specialities.
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