Orthopaedic procedures
From your initial consultation and medical records review through to surgery and post-operative care.
Arthroscopy
Total joint replacement
Your treatment journey
Where your surgery takes place
What we offer
Prices
Arthroscopy
Joint arthroscopy
Joint arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that allows a doctor to examine the inside of a joint and treat problems through small incisions.
Common procedures
- Knee: Treatment of damaged menisci, ligaments or cartilage.
- Shoulder and ankle: Treatment of instability, tendon problems and ligament injuries.
- Diagnosis and treatment: Enables a precise diagnosis and treatment during the same procedure.
Reconstructive arthroscopy
Reconstructive arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure in which a doctor uses a slim camera (arthroscope) and specialised instruments inserted through small incisions to repair damaged structures within a joint, such as ligaments, menisci or cartilage.
Advantages over open surgery
- Minimally invasive approach: Less damage to surrounding tissue can mean less post-operative pain.
- Scarring: Only small, discreet scars remain after healing.
- Faster recovery: A shorter hospital stay, often as a day-case procedure, and a faster overall recovery.
Total joint replacement
Total knee replacement
Total knee replacement
Total knee replacement is a surgical procedure in which a damaged knee joint is replaced with an artificial implant. The most common reasons are advanced osteoarthritis of the knee (gonarthrosis), rheumatoid arthritis or severe damage following an injury, when standard non-surgical treatment such as medication and rehabilitation no longer provides relief and severe pain limits mobility.
Symptoms affecting everyday life
A doctor may recommend total knee replacement when symptoms have a major impact on your quality of life:
- Pain at rest and at night: The knee hurts even at rest, and severe pain disrupts sleep.
- Severely limited walking: Even short distances are painful, and going up or down stairs becomes difficult.
- Joint stiffness: The knee cannot be fully straightened or bent, making it difficult to sit down or stand up from a chair.
Total hip replacement
Total hip replacement
Total hip replacement is a surgical procedure in which a damaged hip joint is replaced with an artificial implant. It is considered when non-surgical treatment, such as medication and rehabilitation, is no longer effective and pain or restricted movement significantly affects quality of life.
Main reasons for surgery
- Advanced osteoarthritis of the hip (coxarthrosis): Wear of the joint cartilage causing pain when starting to move or during activity, and eventually at rest or at night.
- Femoral neck fracture: A common reason in older patients when conventional fracture fixation is not possible.
- Avascular necrosis of the femoral head: Bone tissue death caused by a disrupted blood supply.
- Rheumatoid arthritis or developmental abnormalities of the joint, such as hip dysplasia.
Joint replacement components vary in material. They commonly combine durable titanium or metal alloys, ceramic and specialised polyethylene (a type of plastic).
Your treatment journey
No-obligation consultation
You provide your medical records and any available test results.
Medical assessment
A specialist reviews your records and recommends an appropriate course of treatment.
Personalised quotation
MEDtourCZECH prepares a personalised quotation outlining the proposed dates and services included.
Arranging your stay
We arrange the services needed for your arrival and treatment.
Surgery
You undergo your planned orthopaedic procedure.
Post-operative care
After surgery, you attend a follow-up appointment and receive recommendations for further rehabilitation and recovery.
This project is supported by
Innova Healthcare S.A.
The group brings together modern medical facilities with a shared commitment to professional standards, high-quality care and a consistent approach to patients, focusing on long-term health, prevention and access to specialist treatment.
Our partner for orthopaedic care
Specialist orthopaedic clinic
Our partner medical facility helps patients and athletes with injuries, overuse conditions and musculoskeletal pain. It combines specialist assessment, modern treatment, surgery and rehabilitation to support a safe return to movement and sport. Services include day surgery, total joint replacement, sports orthopaedics and rehabilitation.
What we offer
For international patients
We prepare a tailored package for each international patient based on their medical needs. The total price is calculated individually according to the services required.
Standard care
- Medical review of your records
- Consultation with an orthopaedic specialist
- Surgical planning
- Scheduling your surgery
- The surgical procedure
- Post-operative medical care
- An individual care and rehabilitation plan
Tailored package
Depending on your medical needs, we can also prepare an individual quotation including:
- Pre-operative assessments
- Laboratory tests and diagnostic imaging
- Hospital stay
- A one-week post-operative rehabilitation stay, where appropriate
- Accommodation
- Airport transfers
- Transport between your accommodation and the medical facility
- Support from a MEDtourCZECH coordinator
- Interpreting services on request
The total package price is calculated individually according to the services required.
We speak English, Slovak and Czech
Qualified professionals
100% privacy and comfort
Competitively priced packages
Orthopaedic surgery prices
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
The prices shown are for the surgical procedures. The final treatment price may be calculated individually according to your medical condition, the extent of surgery, the implant used and any additional services requested.
Joint arthroscopy
Knee, shoulder, ankle, elbow, wrist
50 000 CZK
Reconstructive arthroscopy
60 000 CZK
Total knee replacement
Total knee arthroplasty
225 000 CZK
Total hip replacement
Total hip replacement