How much does ACL Surgery cost in Chennai?

Lowest Cost (approx) $1717

Average Cost (approx) $1962

Highest Cost (approx) $2453

Treatment Type : ACL Reconstruction
Treatment Time : 1.5-2 Hours
Recovery Time : 4-5 Days
Hospitalization Days : 1-2 Days
Chances of Recurrence : Mild
Success Rate : 80-90%

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Introduction

On average, ACL Surgery costs in Chennai between INR 1,37,180 ($1686) and INR 1,95,983 ($2409) differ based on the type of implant used.

Chennai is one of the top healthcare for medical tourists. Many people from various cities are cured at the finest hospitals here.

ACL reconstruction surgery is tougher at times and should be performed only by a qualified professional in a credible healthcare facility.

Treatment Cost

Autograft

$3651

Allograft

$4564

Cost in Top Cities

Cities	Min	Avg	Max
Delhi	$1910	$2182	$2728
Ahmedabad	$1594	$1822	$2278
Bengaluru	$1875	$2142	$2678
Mumbai	$1980	$2262	$2828
Pune	$1805	$2062	$2578
Chennai	$1717	$1962	$2453
Hyderabad	$1664	$1902	$2378
Kolkata	$1524	$1742	$2178

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More Information

Depending on the location, the surgeon's qualification, hospital stay, and pre and post-operative charges, the cost of ACL reconstruction surgery cost vary in Chennai.

Let's read the article ahead to know more about it in detail.

What is the cost of various types of ACL surgery in Chennai?

Usually, a graft is used for connecting connective tissue (ligaments and tendons), which assists in rebuilding or substituting the damaged ACL.

The selection of a type of graft depends on various factors, including the benefits or cons of the type of graft, the patient's age, physical activity and lifestyle, and the need to treat other connected damages.

Here is the cost of different types of graft-based ACL surgery cost.

Type of Graft	Cost in INR	Cost in USD($)
Autograft	2,97,038	3651
Allograft	3,71,224	4564

What other additional cost needs to be considered besides the cost of ACL surgery in Chennai?

Pre-operative cost:

Patients must visit the clinic or hospital before surgery for initial evaluation and final diagnosis.

Cost may include specialist consultation fees, diagnostic tests, and hospital stay.

The cost of an initial physical evaluation is around INR 490 to 1,470

Here is the approximate total cost involved in an ACL surgery in Chennai:

For private room:

Type of Room	Pre-operative procedures	Cost in INR	Cost in USD ($)
General Ward	Specialist consultation fee, bed charges and Surgery	1,07,800	1325
Semi-private Ward	Specialist consultation fee, bed charges and Surgery	1,47,000	1807
Private Ward	Specialist consultation fee, bed charges and Surgery	1,90,120	2337

Diagnostic tests or techniques performed before the surgery include – blood coagulation, MRI scan, X-ray, Complete blood count, joint aspiration, arthrography for detecting joint problems, ligament and cartilage issues, and bone density check test.

Diagnostic test or technique	Cost in INR
Bone density measure	1,470 -6,860
X-ray	294 - 1,960
MRI scan	1,470- 24,500
CBC	196 – 294
Blood coagulation	294– 490
Aspiration from joint	196 - 1,960
Arthrography	8,820- 14,700

Post-operative cost in Chennai for ACL surgery is:

It includes the cost of the treatment, post-operative consultation cost (if required), and physiotherapy.

Post-operative management	Cost in INR
Medications (Therapy)	It depends on the prescribed medicines
Physiotherapy (per sitting)	245 - 2,450

Disclaimer: The above costs may differ by 5–10% depending on the individual, currency fluctuation, and other factors. For the actual treatment cost, don't hesitate to get in touch with us.

What factors affect the cost of ACL surgery in Chennai?

The total cost of an ACL surgery can increase due to multiple factors, which include:

· Graft used, degree of injury

· Requirement for additional treatment or surgery

· Type of hospital, its location, and certifications

· Orthopedic surgeon expertise and

· Hospital stay cost.

What are the benefits of having ACL surgery in Chennai?

ACL surgery affordability is higher in Chennai in comparison to other cities.

One of the most popular places in India to get medical care.

Nearly 40% of patients, according to data from the Confederation of Indian Industries, select Chennai for its excellent level of medical care.

Chennai has the highest number of knowledgeable orthopedic surgeons with expertise in modern practices, and it also has hospitals with pioneering structures and up-to-date knowledge.

Other Details

Disclaimer: These are approximate price ranges that can vary depending on multiple factors like hospital type, surgeon's experience, and the condition of the patient. Also, there can be a + or - 5-10% variation.

Disclaimer : The above rates are for reference purpose only and may vary based on different requirements. To know actual rates, please contact us.

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I'm Ahmad I have pain after my spine surgery Left leg complete

Male | 22

It's quite common to have some discomfort after spine surgery. The pain in your leg could be due to nerve irritation or inflammation resulting from the surgery. In fact, sometimes the nerves need time to heal and settle down. To help manage the pain, make sure to follow your doctor's recommendations for pain relief medication and try gentle exercises to maintain flexibility. It's essential to stay in touch with your spine surgeon to monitor your progress and address any concerns that may arise.

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Hi i fell on the ground after taking a bath my left arm is hurting and when i twist on the right side it hurt even more still hurting when it's still.

Male | 16

The pain might occur the most when you turn in a clockwise direction. It could be due to a sprain or pull in the muscles or even a fracture in the bone. Your arm should be rested, iced, and worked without movement. If the pain doesn't go away, the best step to take would be to consult an orthopedist.

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Full tear thickness of ACL

Female | 24

A complete rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) can lead to swelling, pain, instability, and difficulty moving the knee. This injury often occurs during activities that involve sudden stops or changes in direction, like sports. Treatment options range from physical therapy to strengthen the surrounding muscles, to surgery for more severe cases. It’s important to work closely with a orthopedist to determine the best course of action tailored to your situation. Regular follow-ups and guidance will support a safe recovery.

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Does Knee replacement affect your nerves?

Nerve damage may also occur as a result of knee replacement surgery because the peroneal nerve resides close to the tibia bone. In fact, nerve damage is one reason why some patients with knee replacement complain of persistent lateral knee pain and loss of function.

Consult orthopedists, who will explain you in detail about the complications of knee replacement surgery. Hope our answer helps you.

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Female | 49

Although sacroiliac joint dysfunction is usually considered to be the source of lower back and/or leg pain, it can be difficult to diagnose. When the normal mobility of the sacroiliac joint, which joins the triangular bone at the bottom of the spine (the sacrum) to the pelvic, is interrupted, it can produce pain.

• More specifically, sacroiliac joint pain can be caused by either too much or too little movement. Because they can feel so similar, leg pain caused by sacroiliac joint dysfunction might be difficult to distinguish from radiating leg pain caused by lumbar disc herniation (sciatica). The most common causes of SI joint dysfunction are excessive or insufficient mobility.

• Excessive movement in the sacroiliac joint (hypermobility or instability) can make the pelvis feel unstable and result in pain.

• Excessive mobility generates pain in the lower back and/or hip that can spread into the groin, whereas lack of movement (hypomobility or fixation) causes muscle tension, discomfort, and a loss in mobility.

Consult an Orthopedist for further investigations and treatment.

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Male | 25

Check your protein content in your diet, try to take at least 40 gm of protein every day

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my name is Anas Ahmed Mohamed. I broke my elbow in 2019 and underwent surgery where metal implants were inserted. Unfortunately, the implants caused an infection and had to be removed. Now, I am unable to fully extend my elbow. I have visited hospitals in Mogadishu, but they told me that I need treatment abroad. However, my family is poor and cannot afford to take me for treatment. Please let me know if you can provide any assistance or guide me to someone who can help. Thank you.

Lab | 18

It’s common to experience limited movement after surgery and infection. Physical therapy may be a beneficial option to help improve your range of motion and strengthen the joint. I encourage you to consult an orthopedist who can evaluate your situation more closely and propose a personalized treatment plan. Additionally, consider reaching out to local charities or health organizations; they may have resources to assist you with your medical needs.

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I fell down and hurt my frontal and side right ankle and foot. I used ice and keep my foot elevated. Underwent xray showing normal report. Took Hifenac MR and applied Systaflam Gel on the area. Pain has reduced but still sometimes I feel pain while walking. Swelling has reduced but still there. I feel pressure and heaviness on calf muscles and back of thigh area. Kindly suggest.

Female | 32

There is a chance of soft tissue injury resulting in pain, swelling, pressure, and heaviness. I advise to see orthopedist for detailed examination with subsequent treatment plan. You are suggested to elevate and ice the part that is hurting and avoid the activities that worsen the symptoms.

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Why do I still have joint pain in my wrist even though my labs came back normal?

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JOINT PAIN in WRIST can persist despite normal lab results X-rays or MRI may reveal underlying issues Other causes: overuse, injury, ARTHRITIS, tendonitis, or carpal tunnel Avoid repetitive motions or wear wrist splints Pain relievers and physical therapy can also help...

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Pain in right shoulder and right side ribs

Female | 27

Many reasons could explain this: a strained muscle, bruised rib, or internal organ issue. Recent falls or accidents may also be the reason —poor posture, overusing muscles too. First, try this: ice packs, rest that side. If pain persists, or worsens, it's the time to ask an orthopedist for help.

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Male | 34

Subchondral sclerosis is when the bone becomes harder. Radiolucent areas are places where the bone isn’t as dense. These changes can cause pain and stiffness in the hip area. They may occur because of natural aging processes and wear and tear on our bodies over time. To relieve these symptoms, try doing exercises or going for physical therapy sessions.

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