SLAP tear treatment in 9 Orthopedic surgery clinics worldwide with additional parameter

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9 clinics specializing in Orthopedic surgery providing treatment of SLAP tear SLAP tear is an injury to the superior labrum from anterior to posterior in the shoulder joint. It is common in athletes and can cause pain, instability, and limited shoulder function, often requiring surgical repair or rehabilitation. disease worldwidewith additional parameter of rating.

Asia · 2
Europe · 6
Oceania · 1
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All the scored clinics have the same rating of 5, clinic with the most reviews number of 513 — SPORTOKLINIK in Kraków, Poland.

Countries with the highest number of clinics treating the diseases:

SLAP tear:

worldwide 823 clinics
United Kingdom 65 clinics
Germany 46 clinics
India 34 clinics
Brazil 33 clinics
Australia 31 clinics

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Procedures are likely to be used for SLAP tear treatment: Arthroscopic biceps tenodesis, Biceps tenotomy, Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injection into the ligament/joint, and SLAP repair surgery .

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  1. Ankle replacement ≈ $3,152
  2. Ankle revision ≈ $2,304
  3. Elbow replacement $2,948 - $5,289
  4. Hip revision $4,007 - $5,588
  5. Knee revision ≈ $3,680
  6. Partial hip replacement ≈ $3,278
  7. Partial shoulder replacement ≈ $4,199
  8. Patellofemoral replacement ≈ $5,074
  9. Reverse shoulder replacement $5,016 - $5,997
  10. Revision ≈ $20,753
  11. Revision ACL reconstruction $2,453 - $6,814
  12. Revision PCL reconstruction ≈ $4,361
  13. Small joints replacement $1,936 - $3,108
  14. Total shoulder replacement $3,420 - $25,414
  15. Wrist replacement ≈ $1,635
  1. Clubfoot
  2. Elbow instability
  3. Elbow stiffness
  4. Hip deformity
  5. Hip fracture
  6. Hip infection
  7. Hip osteoarthritis
  8. Hip osteonecrosis
  9. Knee osteoarthritis
  10. Loose body in joint
  11. Medial compartment osteoarthritis
  12. Meniscus tear
  13. Osgood-Schlatter disease
  14. Polydactyly
  15. Rheumatoid arthritis
  16. Shoulder fracture
  17. Shoulder osteoarthritis
  18. Syndactyly
  19. Synovitis
  20. Unicompartmental arthritis