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Knee replacement in Austria: Our Best Clinics and Costs 2024

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How Much Does Knee replacement Cost in Austria?

The average cost of Knee replacement in Austria ranges from $34276 to $34276. The offers for knee replacement include general anesthesia, consultation with a doctor, preoperative tests, hospitalization, medications, follow-up examination, consultation with an anesthesiologist, and post-op medications.
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Our Knee replacement Packages in Austria 2024

Döbling Private Hospital
Austria, Vienna
Dr Stefan Marlovits
25 years of experience
Surgeon's portfolio
  • Dr. Stefan Marlovits is Head of the Center for Cartilage and Orthobiology Regeneration.
  • Döbling Private Hospital treats about 16,000 patients from home and abroad each year.
  • Included Services: General ward.
  • Stay Info: 10 days stay in the hospital, 0 days stay in the hotel, transfer not included.

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85%
Surgery Time - 2 hours
Stay in the country - 14 days
Rehabilitation - 6 days
Anesthesia - General anesthesia
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Verified patient reviews - 7
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Rudolf Schabus
39 years of experience

Professor Schabus is an Austrian specialist in arthroscopic and open joint reconstruction, osteosynthesis and artificial joint replacement, as well as ligament and meniscus surgery. He has been the team doctor for the Austrian Tennis Association and has authored over 400 scientific papers and lectures. He has a PhD in trauma and is a member of various privileged societies.

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Anonymous • Consultation with an orthopaedist
Romania
Feb 10, 2020
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I will come back in 5 weeks for another check-up
Everything was good, I received the best care. I will come back in 5 weeks for another check-up. Thank you.
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Margaret E Estes • Consultation with an orthopedist (traumatologist)
France
Oct 5, 2024
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This website was truly amazing to get me set up to see a great doctor!
I’m so thankful for the help to book a medical appointment after I took a fall on my trip. This website was truly amazing to get me set up to see a great doctor! It was affordable too.
Anonymous • Hip replacement
Ukraine
Feb 14, 2021
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I'm 32 years. Left-sided coxarthrosis. I was looking for options for superficial endoprosthetics. I turned to bookimed and I was offered a clinic in Austria. The operation was estimated at about 30-32 thousand euros, but since the technique is innovative (ceramic surface prosthesis for young patients), I agreed. Before that, I several times discussed what kind of operation we are talking about with the contact person from bookimed (Roman) and the doctor. Upon arrival in Austria, Roman met me. A very pleasant and caring person, I am very grateful to him for his help and a warm welcome. The next day after arriving in the morning, I ended up in the clinic. I went through all the necessary tests, and they brought me 2 contracts for signing, 1 from an anesthesiologist, the second for prosthetics. I noticed that the contract for Hip Replacement (replacement of the hip joint), and I was going to the Hip Resurfacing procedure and I had doubts. Two nurses forced me to sign a contract, but without communicating with the doctor, I refused. After Dr. Stefan Malkowitz came, I started a conversation with him about the procedure, as it turned out the doctor deceived me and wanted to do a regular total arthroplasty. He skillfully tried to manipulate on the patient's weaknesses (you will quickly recover, you will not have any pain, etc.) in every possible way, avoiding a direct answer about the prosthesis. As a result, it turned out that he did not do such a procedure (Hip Resurfacing) and began to move out, that he did not understand me. In fact, he was given all the information about the procedure that I wanted to do, the doctor apparently thought he could do it. In fact, I spent 2 days of which 11 hours spent on the road. A bunch of stress and pain nerves in the leg. From here I learned several lessons: 1. Read the contracts that are slipped to you for signature. 2. Discuss all the details several times before the trip. 3. In Europe, people are deceived in the same way as elsewhere
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Monica • Osteoarthritis
Romania
Dec 27, 2019
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The medical team was ok

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Our Knee replacement Techniques: What Suits You Best?

When considering Knee replacement, it’s important to understand the different techniques and which is best suited for you. Here’s a concise comparison of popular options:

Knee Arthroscopy

A minimally invasive surgical procedure used to diagnose and treat problems in the knee joint by inserting a small camera and instruments through tiny incisions.

Pros: Offers quicker recovery times than open surgery, with fewer complications. Studies show up to 80% success in treating meniscal tears.
Cons: Limited to minor repairs and may not address severe arthritis. There's a 10-20% chance of needing further surgery.
Effectiveness: Effective in 70-90% of cases for relieving pain and improving function.
Duration: 1-2 hours
Recovery: 1-6 weeks
Best for: Meniscal tears, loose fragments, and mild to moderate cartilage damage.

Knee MAKOplasty

Knee MAKOplasty is a minimally invasive knee surgery using robotic assistance to ensure precise implant placement.

Pros: Provides more precision than traditional knee surgery, with a 90% success rate in pain reduction. Minimally invasive, leading to smaller incisions and less scarring.
Cons: Requires specialized equipment and training, which may not be available in all facilities. Longer learning curve for surgeons compared to traditional methods.
Effectiveness: 98% accuracy in implant positioning, enhancing joint function and longevity.
Duration: 2-3 hours
Recovery: 4-6 weeks
Best for: Patients with osteoarthritis affecting one or two knee compartments. Suitable for individuals seeking faster recovery.

Unicompartmental (partial) knee replacement

This procedure involves replacing only one compartment of the knee joint, preserving more of the patient's natural bone and ligaments.

Pros: Retains more natural knee function with 85% of patients reporting a more natural feel compared to total knee replacement. Smaller incision results in quicker recovery.
Cons: Not suitable for patients with severe arthritis affecting multiple compartments. Revision rate is higher, with about 10% needing further surgery within 10 years.
Effectiveness: 10-year survival rate is approximately 85%.
Duration: 1-2 hours.
Recovery: 3-6 months.
Best for: Patients with arthritis confined to a single knee compartment. Ideal for those under 60 years old.