Herniated disk treatment in Italy — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Prof. Pietro Mortini, Head of Neurosurgery at San Raffaele Hospital, reviews spine cases remotely for €352. The online consultation includes a thorough analysis of MRI and CT scans in DICOM format, plus a live discussion of diagnosis and treatment options. No travel to Italy is required. Patients can decide whether to proceed with surgery locally or at San Raffaele after the consultation. The fee must be paid in advance and covers the full second opinion service.

IRCCS Galeazzi-Sant'Ambrogio performs 5,000 orthopedic operations annually – the highest volume in Italy – with a 91% success rate. Dr. Alessio Lovi leads the spinal surgery department and specializes in microdiscectomy for herniated discs. The procedure costs €10,000 as a special offer through this platform. Patients need MRI images translated into English or Italian before assessment. The hospital holds IRCCS status, awarded by the Italian government to institutions conducting clinical research directly aimed at finding new treatments.

Ospedale San Raffaele (San Raffaele Research Hospital) in Milan is one of the largest research hospitals in Europe. It applies ad hoc methods for rare immune system and genetic diseases treatment.

Among its achievements — the world's first stem cell therapy for patients with severe combined immune deficiency disorder (ADA-SCID).

Oncology, oncohematology, neurosurgery, neurology, cardiovascular surgery, urology, and gynecology are the strongest specialities here.

Surgeons of the hospital perform over 52,000 operations annually.

La Madonnina Clinic is a multidisciplinary medical facility in the center of Milan (Italy). The hospital works on the premises of San Donato Network, the country's largest medical group.

La Madonnina Hospital specializes in medical checkup (comprehensive examination of the body), obesity treatment and plastic surgery.

La Madonnina is a premium class hospital, where medical staff pays particular attention to a comfortable patient stay.

The clinic provides treatment for the most famous people in Italy. Among them are multi-billionaire Silvio Berlusconi and players of the Milan football club.

The Ospedale San Carlo di Nancy, a first-aid facility accredited by the Italian National Health Service, was acquired by GVM Care & Research in May 2015 and underwent a restructuring and reorganization process.

Founded in 1932, the San Carlo of Nancy Hospital is located on the Via Aurelia, not far from the Vatican City. The facility, classified as a general local hospital since September 1976, can treat about 15,000 patients a year under ordinary hospitalization. To date, the facility has about 450 professionals, including the medical and paramedical staff.