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Dar Al Fouad Hospital performs 425 different procedures. Click on a procedure name to see more details and to view doctors for that specialty.
Knee Cartilage Surgery is an umbrella term used to describe surgical procedures that are used to regenerate, restore, or repair the tissue in the knee known as the articular cartilage. Surgeries can include osteochondral autograft transplantation, meniscus transplant, autologous chondrocyte transplantation, cartilage resurfacing, and more. These surgeries aim to restore the knee cartilage to improve knee function and delay arthritis development.
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Yes, the hospital offers affordable and quality treatment for domestic as well as international patients. They also have a separate international desk dedicated to help patients in every step right after they land in the country.
The patients can opt from multi-bed units, single rooms, and suite rooms, fully furnished with a satellite TV, mini-fridge, telephone, and sofa bed.
The hospital is open and working 24 hours every day.
The consultation charges vary depending on the doctor and the condition the patient is consulting for. To know more, feel free to contact us at care@lyfboat.com.
The hospital accepts Cash, Credit & Debit Cards (international), and Insurance. Lyfboat offers personal assistance to the patients during the hospital stay and will help with payments and other formalities.
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