Orthopedic surgery Tunisia

One of the most easily damaged parts of our bodies is our bones, due to either aging or genetics our bone structure and limbs could easily become very weak and susceptible to pain and many other issues.

And it could be very problematic for so many people as having a problem in your bone structure can lead you to Not doing your daily activities.

It can also be the main cause to so many more serious medical conditions such as bone fracture and can even lead to losing sensation and losing a limb.

But MedEspoir is always here to combat any medical or cosmetic issue, and we offer a very large variety of orthopedic surgeries in Tunisia.

With our highly skilled medical team, you will be able to have any orthopedic surgery in Tunisia with guaranteed satisfaction.

And the best part about having an orthopedic surgery in Tunisia at MedEspoir is that you will have the lowest and most affordable price possible.

How much does orthopedic surgery in Tunisia cost ?

Choosing the most affordable price for a medical or cosmetic surgery is one of the most important steps that you will need to take when choosing the best clinic for you.

And with MedEspoir you will be making the most financially wise decision, because with us you will be able to save 70% on the price of orthopedic surgeries in Tunisia compared to other countries like Canada, The U.S. and the U.K.

Offering the best and most stress free medical experience is our top priority at MedEspoir, and we guarantee this with our highly trained and educated medical team that will not rest until you are fully satisfied.

But our unique feature that makes so many people from all over the world choose our agency in Tunisia is our very low and budget friendly prices.

We have created our all-inclusive package to insure that your experience with us is completely stress free.

This means that all of the necessary costs of the orthopedic surgery in Tunisia will be covered with one single payment.

The all-inclusive package covers costs like:!

• The cost of the operation and the medical tools that will be used during or after the procedure.
• All operation related transportation.
• The payment of the doctor and the medical team’s fees.
• The hotel room at a high-end establishment during your trip to Tunisia.
• The postoperative care and the medication costs.

To know the price of orthopedic surgery in Tunisia and to learn more about the different types of procedures and the one that suits your situation, request a free and personalized quote online and schedule a consultation today.

Hip replacement surgery.

The hip is a joint made up of a ball joint and a socket that wear and break down with age. Therefore, hip replacement procedure is a very common orthopedic surg ery in older people. During the operation, the natural patella and socket are replaced by a metal or polyethylene hip prosthesis.

Knee prosthesis or arthroscopic knee surgery.

Knee arthroplasty is surgery to replace damaged parts of the knee with metal implants.

There are two types of arthroscopic knee surgery:

• Knee arthroplasty by total prosthesis which makes it possible to replace the entire knee with artificial implants.
• Partial arthroplasty which only requires the replacement of the damaged parts of the knee.

Shoulder arthroscopy

Shoulder arthroscopy removes calcification and treats shoulder problems like rotator cuff injuries, shoulder dislocation and many others.

It is a minimally invasive surgical procedure, in which the surgeon inserts a camera into the area to be operated on without opening the shoulder joint.

Hand and wrist surgeries

Hands and wrists are vulnerable to damage from injury, wear and tear and arthritis.

Fractures and dislocations of the wrist, hand or fingers, tendonitis and carpal tunnel syndrome are some of the problems that can be corrected with orthopedic surgery.

ACL surgery

The ACL or Anterior Cruciate Ligament is one of the main ligaments in the knee and is often damaged or torn during sports.

This type of orthopedic procedure involves constructing a new ACL for the knee using a tendon taken from another part of the patient’s body.