Tendon Repair Surgery

Tendon repair surgery is a sophisticated procedure that blends traditional regenerative orthopedic techniques with microsurgery. It primarily addresses tendon lacerations, which are injuries to the fibrous tissue linking muscles to bones, often affecting areas such as the knees, ankles, and elbows. Unlike other tissues, tendons have limited natural healing capabilities, necessitating surgical intervention for repair. During the surgery, the damaged sections of the tendon are meticulously stitched together or treated with specialized materials like graphite thread or synthetic tissue adhesives to facilitate proper healing and restore functionality.

• Connects calf muscles to the heel bone.
• Rupture common during sports, especially in men aged 40 to 50.
• Without repair, bending foot downward becomes difficult, hindering various activities.

• Common in athletes due to high stress on soft tissues during training.
• Surgical procedure involves removing and reattaching injured tendon for faster recovery.

• Supports arm movement and balance.
• Injuries from wear and tear or strain can limit arm mobility, making lifting difficult.
• Surgical repair restores shoulder strength and movement.

• Involves tearing of ligament connecting calf muscles to heel bone.
• Symptoms include pain in ankle and lower leg, difficulty walking, and climbing stairs.
• Surgical repair is necessary for proper healing and restoration of mobility.

• Procedure to repair worn-out tendons in the shoulder joint.
• Common in individuals engaged in repetitive activities like baseball and tennis.
• Surgery involves removing damaged tissue and repairing torn tendons.

• Improves daily activities, reduces pain, swelling, and stiffness.
• Enhances shoulder function and mobility.

• Surgical procedure to relieve Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS).
• Connects kneecap to shinbone, commonly injured in jumping or running sports.

• Outpatient procedure with a short hospital stay.
• Takes a few months to regain mobility and functionality.
• Rehabilitation exercises recommended for strength and movement recovery.

• Top hospitals located in Delhi, Gurgaon, Mumbai, and Bangalore.
• Hospitals like SCI, Aster Medicity, Artemis, Wockhardt, and others offer comprehensive care.
• India provides exceptional surgical services at lower costs compared to the UK and USA.

• Tendon repair surgery costs start from USD 6000 (4,65,963 INR).
• Factors affecting cost include the location, type of procedure, and surgeon's fee.
• Treatment in India is 50% cheaper than the UK and US.