Injuries of bones and joints Treatment in Rabin Medical Center

Rabin Medical Center (Beilinson and Hasharon Hospitals) treats injuries of bones and joints in Petach Tikva, Israel. Its JCI-accredited trauma center has an on-site helipad for civilian and military emergencies.

Diagnosis and follow-up

Orthopedic specialists assess injuries, with advanced MRI imaging available on site. Newborn hip ultrasound screening and long-term orthopedic outpatient follow-up are also available.

• Orthopedic assessment: Specialists examine bone, joint, and soft-tissue injuries.
• MRI imaging: Advanced scans are available at the center.
• Newborn hip ultrasound: Screening checks for hip conditions in infants.
• Outpatient follow-up: Long-term visits support ongoing orthopedic care.

Surgery and orthopedic treatment

The orthopedic service treats fractures, joint problems, spine conditions, and injuries to the hand, wrist, foot, and ankle.

• Orthopedic trauma surgery: Treats hip, clavicle, humerus, and ankle fractures, other skeletal fractures, and soft-tissue injuries.
• Joint replacement: Primary and revision surgery is available for the knee, hip, and shoulder.
• Arthroscopy and sports injury treatment: Arthroscopic or open surgery treats joint, tendon, ligament, and muscle injuries, with joint-preserving methods.
• Spine surgery: Covers spinal trauma, compression fractures, disc and degenerative disease, tumors, and spinal deformity.
• Hand and wrist surgery: Options include carpal tunnel and elbow nerve release, tendon repair or transfer, and hand plastic surgery. The unit treats trauma, tendon injuries, nerve compression, and hand tumors.
• Foot and ankle surgery: Treats fractures, foot deformities, diabetic foot complications, and toe or foot deformities.
• Pediatric orthopedics: Surgical and non-surgical care covers congenital conditions, skeletal deformity, bone infections and tumors, and genetic bone diseases.

Rehabilitation after injury or surgery

Inpatient and day-care rehabilitation is available after fractures, joint replacement, amputation, burns, and complex injuries. A multidisciplinary assessment takes place during the first days, followed by a plan with at least three therapy sessions daily.

The rehabilitation team includes a physician, nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, psychologists, speech therapists, social workers, and nutrition specialists. After amputation, a titanium rod implanted into the bone can support prosthetic fitting.

The center performs 30,000+ surgical procedures annually and is affiliated with Tel-Aviv University Sackler School of Medicine. Patients can request a consultation through Bookimed.