ID Clinic Bangkok
ID Clinic Bangkok
Thaïlande, Bangkok
Dr Theeracha Wuttiphan
26 années d'expérience
La clinique est certifiée :
Le coût du traitement de l"arthrose en Thaïlande varie en fonction de la procédure spécifique et des services médicaux fournis. Les thérapies par cellules souches, telles que les injections de cellules souches MSC de cordon ombilical pour l"arthrose du genou, coûtent généralement environ 4 700 €. Cela inclut l"injection, les bilans de prétraitement, les tests de laboratoire, les honoraires du médecin, les médicaments et les soins post-traitement. La thérapie par injection de cellules souches utilisant des cellules souches vivantes varie de 3 200 € à 3 300 €, selon la quantité utilisée. L"arthroplastie totale du genou (ATG) pour un genou, comprenant un séjour à l"hôpital de 4 nuits, coûte environ 7 500 €. Les plans de traitement sont personnalisés en fonction de l"état du patient après une consultation et un examen.
| Thaïlande | Turquie | Espagne | |
| Traitement de l'arthrose par cellules souches | de $6,500 / 240,500฿ | de $6,000 / 222,000฿ | de $6,500 / 240,500฿ |
| Thérapie par cellules souches pour les genoux | de $4,320 / 159,840฿ | de $3,500 / 129,500฿ | de $6,500 / 240,500฿ |
| Thérapie intraveineuse à la curcumine | de $800 / 29,600฿ | de $350 / 12,950฿ | de $450 / 16,650฿ |
| MAKOplastiques | de $18,000 / 666,000฿ | de $6,900 / 255,300฿ | de $15,000 / 555,000฿ |
| Arthroscopie du genou | de $2,500 / 92,500฿ | de $1,800 / 66,600฿ | de $3,200 / 118,400฿ |
Plus de 900 traitements orthopédiques réalisés – Le Dr Theeracha Wuttiphan est spécialisé dans la thérapie par cellules souches pour l'arthrite et les douleurs articulaires à l'ID Clinic Bangkok.
Plus de 900 interventions orthopédiques avec une formation spécialisée aux États-Unis – Le Dr Piya apporte des techniques avancées pour le traitement de l'arthrose à l'hôpital Intrarat.
Le Dr Pongsathorn Sitthisen a réalisé plus de 1 100 traitements orthopédiques, avec une spécialisation en chirurgie de la main et des membres supérieurs.
Certifié par l'American Board en médecine régénérative – le Dr Thongthaisin est spécialisé dans les traitements innovants de l'arthrose à la clinique Vega.
Thailand offers advanced non-surgical osteoarthritis treatments including platelet-rich plasma, hyaluronic acid injections, and mesenchymal stem cell therapy. Leading facilities in Bangkok utilize radiofrequency ablation and specialized physical therapy. These protocols aim to restore joint mobility and delay or avoid invasive surgical interventions.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Thailand leads in combining standard orthopedics with regenerative technologies. Clinics like B.Care Medical Center and Sikarin Hospital maintain high patient satisfaction ratings. This success often stems from combining traditional physical therapy with modern biological injections. Patients benefit from comprehensive care plans that address both pain and joint function.
Patient Consensus: Patients often mention how much easier it is to move after their first round of injections. They appreciate the clear explanations provided by Thai specialists regarding non-invasive options.
Bumrungrad International Hospital and Bangkok Hospital Headquarters are premier centers for advanced osteoarthritis care. These facilities offer robotic-assisted joint replacement using MAKOplasty technology. JCI-accredited programs ensure international standards. Specialized clinics in Bangkok also provide Japanese-led rehabilitation protocols and computer-assisted navigation systems.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Bangkok clinics offer a unique technological edge through regional specialization. Bumrungrad serves as a primary hub for complex MAKOplasty procedures. Meanwhile, Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital integrates Japanese Takatsuki protocols for non-surgical osteoarthritis recovery. This allows patients to choose between robotic surgery or advanced conservative therapy.
Patient Consensus: Patients often mention hospital staff emphasize moving early after surgery. They appreciate the modern private rooms that feel more like hotels than clinics.
Surgery is not always required for osteoarthritis in Thailand. Most patients manage symptoms using non-surgical methods. Doctors reserve surgery for severe joint damage or chronic pain. Leading JCI-accredited centers prioritize physical therapy, lifestyle adjustments, and therapeutic injections to restore patient mobility without invasive procedures.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Thai hospitals use a tiered approach to avoid major surgery. JCI-accredited facilities like Bumrungrad International Hospital often suggest robotic-assisted systems. These systems increase precision if conservative treatments fail. This focus on technology ensures high success rates for complex cases. Patients often find specialized programs that combine weight management with physical therapy.
Patient Consensus: Patients note that doctors in Bangkok focus on exhausting all non-invasive options first. Many appreciate the detailed physical therapy plans provided before any surgical talk begins.
Medical tourists should plan for a 10 to 14 day stay in Thailand. Most regenerative procedures take under 3 hours as outpatient care. However, clinics require extended stays for pre-treatment testing and safety monitoring. Patients must remain grounded to prevent travel-related vascular issues after therapy.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Thai clinics often prioritize extended stays to prevent deep vein thrombosis. Many centers require 14 days before flying after injections. This duration allows for immediate physical therapy. Such early rehabilitation may improve the long-term success of cell therapy.
Patient Consensus: Patients note that staying near the clinic helps with early swelling. They emphasize that professional monitoring during the first week provides peace of mind.