Chronic pain and discomfort are among the most common symptoms in the joints. Depending
on your condition, arthroscopic surgery can be performed to help you get back to your
normal activities with less pain.
Nuevo Laredo and its sister city of Laredo are one of the most vibrant cities along the
borderline. With our orthopedic clinic located near the border, patients can arrive with
ease and receive the international and professional services they seek all while
enjoying a quick trip to a city full of museums and local history.
Procedures
Shoulder instability
Did you have a shoulder dislocation? The objective of this procedure is to
repair the tissues that hold the shoulder in position and prevent further
episodes of shoulder dislocation. This procedure is made by arthroscopy.
Approximate times
Procedure
Hospital recovery
Home recovery
Total
Shoulder instability
2:00 hrs.
2:00 hrs.
4 weeks
6 months
Shoulder instability
Procedure:2:00 hrs. Hospital recovery:2:00 hrs. Home recovery:4 weeks Total:6 months
Prices
Procedure
U.S. price
Our price
Savings
Shoulder instability
$6,900
$2,700
60.87%
Shoulder instability
U.S. price:$6,900 Our price:$2,700 Savings:60.87%
Includes
Medical fees
Shoulder replacement
This procedure is indicated in irreparable rotator cuff tear and shoulder wear.
Improves mobility and shoulder pain.
Approximate times
Procedure
Hospital recovery
Home recovery
Total
Shoulder replacement
120 min.
3 days
6 - 8 weeks
9 months
Shoulder replacement
Procedure:120 min. Hospital recovery:3 days Home recovery:6 - 8 weeks Total:9 months
Prices
Procedure
U.S. price
Our price
Savings
Shoulder replacement
$22,100
$4,000
81.90%
Shoulder replacement
U.S. price:$22,100 Our price:$4,000 Savings:81.90%
Includes
Medical fees
Herniated disk
The bones in the spine have a disk that reduces the impact of the movements like
walking or running. Sometimes these disks will protrude a bulge that presses
against the nerve, causing severe pain. Treatment varies from physical therapy,
rest and surgery.
Bone fracture repair
When a bone is exposed to a high impact or force, this can cause it to crack or
fracture. The most common causes are sports injuries, falls, osteoporosis and
repetitive movements. The treatment is based on the immobilization of the bone
either with a cast or surgery.