Orthopedics
| treatment | |
|---|---|
| Shoulder replacement | $13984.44 - $17480.55 |
| Robotic knee replacement surgery | $13984.44 - $17480.55 |
| Knee Arthroscopy | $5826.85 - $9322.96 |
| Total hip replacement | $13984.44 - $17480.55 |
| ACL reconstruction surgery | $9322.96 |



Dr. Andreas Papadopoulos Sports Medicine and Joint Reconstruction Clinic is in Patras, Greece. It specializes in orthopedic surgery, trauma care, and sports medicine. Key focus areas include robotic knee and hip reconstruction. The clinic also offers advanced arthroscopy for the shoulder and ankle. Founder Dr. Andreas X. Papadopoulos leads the Sports Injuries Unit at Olympion Medical Center.
Dr. Papadopoulos has over 20 years of clinical experience. He has performed more than 5,000 successful surgeries. His department handles 200-250 major operations each year. The clinic uses the CORI robotic system for total knee replacement. This gives sub-millimeter accuracy for implant placement and soft tissue balancing. The Naviswiss system supports robotic navigation for hip replacements.
International patients get all-inclusive care packages at Olympion Medical Center. These cover surgery, implants, and post-operative physiotherapy. The clinic advises a 10-14 day stay for major reconstructive procedures. Arthroscopic treatments need a shorter stay of 3-5 days. Virtual consultations are available on WhatsApp or Zoom for early surgical planning.

| treatment | |
|---|---|
| Shoulder replacement | $13984.44 - $17480.55 |
| Robotic knee replacement surgery | $13984.44 - $17480.55 |
| Knee Arthroscopy | $5826.85 - $9322.96 |
| Total hip replacement | $13984.44 - $17480.55 |
| ACL reconstruction surgery | $9322.96 |
| treatment | |
|---|---|
| Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Surgery | $3496.11 |
Dr Andreas Papadopoulos Sports Medicine and Joint Reconstruction Clinic is a specialist orthopedic and trauma facility in Patras, Greece. The clinic has two specialized departments and performs surgeries at Olympion Medical Center. It focuses on sports injuries, arthroscopy, and robotic-assisted joint reconstruction.
Dr. Andreas X. Papadopoulos leads the clinic. He is an orthopedic and trauma surgeon with over 20 years of experience. He serves as Director of the Sports Injuries Unit at Olympion Medical Center. His personal surgical record exceeds 5,000 successful procedures.
The Sports Injuries Department is a high-volume unit. Under Dr. Papadopoulos, the team performs 200–250 major operations each year. This caseload keeps the team sharp in complex joint reconstructions and trauma care.
The clinic provides advanced surgical solutions for joints and sports-related trauma. Treatment plans match the specific injury and the patient's activity level. Key specialties include:
For hand surgery, the endoscopic approach lets patients leave about one hour after the procedure. Most return to complex manual tasks within 48 hours. The small incision preserves surrounding tissue, so recovery is faster.
The clinic uses robotic and navigation platforms to improve surgical outcomes. These tools give real-time feedback during surgery. This helps surgeons balance soft tissues and align implants precisely.
For knee replacements, the CORI Surgical System creates a 3D digital model of the joint. It maps anatomy during surgery, so preoperative CT scans aren't needed. The system measures joint position over 300 times per second to guide the surgeon.
Hip procedures use the Naviswiss navigation system. This platform provides real-time kinematic mapping for optimal acetabular positioning. Precise alignment prevents post-operative dislocation and ensures leg length symmetry.
The clinic offers a structured workflow for patients traveling from abroad. Before booking flights, the surgeon conducts a virtual consultation via WhatsApp or Zoom. Dr. Papadopoulos reviews MRI or X-ray imaging to prepare a preliminary surgical plan.
International packages are all-inclusive for cost transparency. They typically cover:
Recovery timelines vary by procedure complexity. Major reconstructive surgeries require a 10–14 day stay in Greece for intensive physiotherapy. Arthroscopic procedures need only 3–5 days before patients can travel.
