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Dr. Ersin Kurtar brings 31 years of orthopedic expertise with 1,100+ procedures performed, specializing in arthroscopic hip joint labrum repair. The procedure may cost around €9,500 – typically covering surgery, 3-4 nights hospital stay with companion, hotel accommodation, diagnostics, transfers, and post-op care. Lokman Hekim Istanbul Hospital holds JCI and ISO 9001 accreditation, ensuring international quality standards. Dr. Kurtar's arthroscopic approach minimizes tissue damage for faster recovery.
Prof. Luigi Massimo Zagra has performed 5,000+ hip surgeries over 28 years, specializing in complex revisions and congenital dysplasia cases. The clinic is Italy's first orthopedic admission hospital, performing 75% of national revision surgeries. Total hip replacement typically costs around €39,000 – covering surgery, latest-generation ceramic/titanium implants, and 12 nights hospital stay. Prof. Zagra chairs the European Hip Society's Scientific Committee and holds EFORT executive membership.
Dr. Rapeepat Narkbunnam brings 22 years of orthopedic expertise with 900+ hip replacements performed. The clinic offers robotic-assisted and minimally invasive techniques, with costs typically ranging from 400,000–800,000 THB depending on implant choice. As a Stanford-trained robotic surgery expert, Dr. Narkbunnam provides personalized treatment plans at Thailand's first dedicated orthopedic hospital, which holds AACI accreditation.
Specializes in hip arthroscopy and joint preservation – Dr. Erdag combines minimally invasive techniques with sports medicine expertise at Lokman Hekim Istanbul Hospital.
20+ years in orthopedics and traumatology
Performs both primary replacements and complex revision surgeries
Focused on arthroplasty and arthroscopy of major joints
Member of the Turkish Society of Orthopedics and Traumatology
Dr. Dudek specializes in hip arthroscopy with international training in Finland, the Netherlands, and Germany. He combines clinical practice with research at the Medical Center for Postgraduate Education.
Senior assistant at Orthopedics and RheumoOrthopedics Clinic since 2015
Expert in knee and hip replacements and reconstructive procedures
Author of numerous publications on orthopedic treatments
Fluent in English and Polish for international patients
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Fast Facts about Hip Arthroscopy
Hip Arthroscopy
A minimally invasive orthopedic surgery used to diagnose and treat problems within the hip joint.
Pros: Offers quicker recovery with only 1-2 days in hospital. Minimally invasive, reducing scarring and infection risk by 30%.
Cons: Limited to specific hip issues and may not fully address severe joint damage. Not suitable for extensive joint replacement needs.
Effectiveness: Success rate of up to 85% for pain relief and improved joint function.
Duration: 1-2 hours
Recovery: 6-8 weeks
Best for: Labral tears, hip impingement, and cartilage damage. Suitable for patients under 50.