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Puerta de Hierro Medical Center is a private organization, specialized in the provision of high-quality health services. Our center opened its doors in May 2004 in Guadalajara with its Outpatient Surgery Center.
The Specialties Hospital inaugurated in March 2006, and its newest building is the final part of a project that seeks to offer the most exclusive health-service options in the region.
Puerta de Hierro Medical Center is unique in the country; it brings together 300 of Mexico’s leading specialists, plus world-class technology to offer diagnosis, treatment, and hospitalization services, all in one place.
We are a high specialty medical center with the same quality standards as any other U.S. hospital with the best human and medical attention.
Puerta de Hierro Medical Center is located in the western central part of Mexico, in Guadalajara, the second largest city of Mexico. The city has many tourist attractions as well as many other nearby leisure points.
Request a quote for one or more of the orthopedic surgery procedures you require. Please be sure to upload and send any medical reports, MRI or X-Ray images.
Hip Replacement
Total hip replacement surgery is a procedure that can help people with severe hip damage and chronic hip pain. Hip replacement operations have a high rate of success in terms of restoring pain free living. People with prosthetic hips can walk without a cane, play non-impact sports and function normally.
During the operation, an incision is made on the outer aspect of the hip, 4-6 inches down the length of the leg. The top end of the thigh bone is removed and a ball on a stem is placed into it. The hip socket is hollowed out to make a shallow cup and an artificial socket is placed into it. The artificial part of the thigh bone can then fit into this socket. The prosthetic is usually made from cobalt chrome and titanium.
Hip Resurfacing
Hip resurfacing involves surgically replacing the arthritic surface of the hip joint with metal-on-metal parts. The purpose of the operation is to stop the bones from rubbing against each other, which causes chronic pain in patients with severe hip damage. Hip resurfacing is considered an alternative to hip replacement. In a hip replacement, the entire femoral head is replaced with manmade parts, whereas in a hip resurfacing operation, the femoral head is preserved and only the surface is replaced. Some orthopedic specialists have suggested that this bone preservation makes hip resurfacing a superior treatment to hip replacement, especially in more active, younger patients.
Knee Replacement
A knee replacement is a surgical procedure involving the replacement of the faulty knee joint with a prosthetic. During a total knee replacement, the end of the femur bone is removed and replaced with a metal shell. The end of the lower leg bone (tibia) is also removed and replaced with a plastic piece with a metal stem. Depending on the condition of the kneecap portion of the knee joint, a plastic "button" may also be added under the kneecap surface.
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About Guadalajara, Mexico
What to See:Guadalajara, “The Pearl of the West,” Capital of Jalisco and Mexico’s 2nd largest city and is one of the largest urban centers in North America.
Spend the day in the sun at the Guadalajara Zoo or watch a Chivas soccer game at the Jalisco Stadium. Take a trip on the Tequila Express or shop the day away at the Plaza Galerias, the largest mall in Latin America.
Guadalajara is home to some of Mexico's most important cultural symbols, including mariachi, tequila and the Mexican Hat Dance.
Guadalajara is well connected by modern highways to Mexico City, to the Northwest and to the major beach resorts of Manzanillo, Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta. Guadalajara's airport is the third most active of the country (after Mexico City and Cancún) with direct flights to many Mexican and American cities. It also has a lively and distinctive network of car-free streets.Guadalajara is also one of the world's favorite places for Americans and Canadians to retire due to its calm and secure environments, most living in the Chapala lake's surroundings.
What to Savor:
Angelo — one of the most romantic restaurants in Guadalajara offers the feel of a hidden retreat and superb comfort. Immerse yourself in the wonderful atmosphere and tasteful cuisine.
Where to Stay:
The Serena Centro Hotel is uniquely situated in Guadalajara's Historical District. Its privileged location puts you just steps from the main sightseeing places and a short driving distance from all the major points of interest. The hotel boasts pure craftsmanship and unparallelled services.
Mexico Travel Tips
Currency: Peso (MXN)
Climate: Average Daily Temp 75-82 F (24 to 28 °C)
Capital: Mexico City
Major Airport(s): Mexico City International Airport
Electricity: 127V 60Hz
Time Zone: UTC −6/Summer UTC −8
Calling Code: 52
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