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Czech Republic, Prague

Poliklinika AGEL Praha

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Waiting months for a knee or shoulder operation can turn a sports injury into a long-term problem, which is why short admission times are one of the strongest reasons patients choose Poliklinika AGEL Praha. This modern polyclinic belongs to AGEL, the largest private healthcare provider in Central Europe, and its orthopaedic centre combines an outpatient clinic, an inpatient ward and newly renovated operating theatres in a single building in the Czech Republic. Most journeys begin with an orthopaedist consultation, where a specialist examines the painful joint, reviews imaging from the on-site diagnostic centre and explains every option in plain language. X-ray, ultrasound, CT and MRI are all available on site. When surgery is the right answer, the team relies on minimally invasive techniques. Arthroscopy of the knee, shoulder and ankle allows surgeons to repair damaged cartilage, menisci and other structures through tiny incisions, using modern camera systems that support gentle tissue handling and quicker recovery. Active people who have torn the anterior cruciate ligament can undergo ACL Reconstruction, which restores stability to the knee and makes a safe return to running, skiing or team sports possible. The centre also corrects foot deformities and performs other reconstructive procedures covered by public health insurance. Recovery continues in-house. Physiotherapists and the polyclinic's rehabilitation department help patients regain strength and mobility step by step, while the inpatient ward provides close supervision in the first days after surgery. Accredited for quality by the national healthcare accreditation body and contracted with all Czech insurers, Poliklinika AGEL Praha offers dependable, well-coordinated orthopaedic care in the Czech Republic.

Czech Republic, Prague

Nemocnice Vršovice

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Few hospitals in the Czech Republic concentrate as much orthopaedic experience in one place as Nemocnice Vršovice, a member of the Penta Hospitals network. Its orthopaedic department performs more than 1,700 operations a year and describes itself as one of the most modern facilities of its kind in Europe, yet patients consistently mention its family atmosphere and a team that puts them first. Joint surgery is at the heart of the department. More than seven hundred procedures each year are hip replacement operations, making the team one of the most practised in the country at restoring pain-free walking to people with worn or damaged hips. The hospital also offers hip-preserving surgery for younger patients who are not yet ready for a new joint. Patients needing knee replacement, total or partial, benefit from ROSA, a robotic assistant that helps surgeons position the implant precisely; the hospital was the second in the country to adopt it. For injuries and early joint problems, minimally invasive arthroscopy is available for the knee, hip, shoulder, ankle and wrist, allowing faster recovery through tiny incisions. The department has its own operating rooms, an intensive care unit and an inpatient ward, while dedicated rehabilitation teams begin guiding patients back to movement soon after the operation. Specialists in hand, wrist, foot, ankle and shoulder surgery round out a service able to address most musculoskeletal problems under one roof. With easy tram access, cooperation with all Czech health insurers and a clear focus on individual attention, Nemocnice Vršovice is a strong choice for orthopaedic care in the Czech Republic.