Best Ophthalmology Treatment for Vitrectomy in Madrid, Spain

Quironsalud University Hospital - Best Ophthalmology Treatment

Pars plana vitrectomy commonly known as vitrectomy surgery is among the most common procedures used for treating vitreo-retinal diseases such as:

• Retinal detachment
• Vitreous hemorrhage
• Proliferative diabetic retinopathy
• Epiretinal membrane
• Macular hole.

Vitrectomy is a minimally invasive eye surgery where the eye surgeon makes multiple microscopic incisions including periotomy (the opening of the conjunctiva) and sclerotomy (sclera surgery in retinal detachment) to remove most of the vitreous.

Quironsalud University Hospital located in Madrid, Spain focuses on providing first-class ophthalmology services to all of its patients, both local and international. The clinic is increasingly developing and improving in terms of technological equipment, supplies, as well as medical facilities, in order to offer state-of-the-art medical care. The medical team is comprised of highly experienced and trained, renowned medical specialists.

Advantages of Vitrectomy Ophthalmology

• Highly effective in retinal detachment (traction on the original tears is decreased and additional tears are less likely (perhaps not a giant retinal tear))
• Rapid Healing due to minimal surgical trauma. 
• Vitrectomy is a very gentle operation
• No change in refraction (For comparison - with a scleral buckle surgery, the eye becomes elongated causing induced myopia and/or significant astigmatism).
• Short surgery - usually requiring under 30' to perform.

What is the Cost of Vitrectomy Surgery at Quironsalud University Hospital?

The cost of vitrectomy surgery at Quironsalud University Hospital is 17,602.401€, which is $19,485 approximately. 

The amount reflected in this budget is an approximate estimate of the corresponding economic cost of the services purchased from the hospital, considering the usual services that would be required for this type of procedure. 

However, the said amount may vary depending on the evolution of the patient and/or need to modify the treatment or the application of other hospital services that were not foreseen beforehand, such as blood transfusions, administration of medications, a prolonged period of hospitalization in the ICU or on the floor, or any other service, assistance, treatment or intervention that is considered necessary for the patient. 

Complimentary tests that are considered necessary to perform are not included in the budget (except for those requested by the personnel in their budget request form), nor in any prosthesis to be implanted, if this were deemed necessary. 

Why Choose Quironsalud University Hospital?

• Spain's leading hospital-management group and third-largest in Europe
• Patient-driven approach and commitment to quality
• Patients treated in their own language and provided with a case manager
• Personalized treatment custom-made for each patient
• Cutting-edge medical technology and advanced diagnoses/treatment
• Highly experienced doctors and medical staff

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