Ospedale Ruber Internacional
Ospedale Ruber Internacional
Spagna, Madrid
Inmaculada Gómez Arrayás
34 anni di esperienza
Clinica certificata da :
| Turchia | Austria | Spagna | |
| Protesi sportiva per arto inferiore | da $15,000 | da $30,000 | da $25,000 |
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Dr. Inmaculada Gómez Arrayás is one of the top 100 doctors in Spain according to Forbes. She serves as the Head of Traumatology at Ruber Internacional Hospital in Madrid. Dr. Arrayás is a pioneer in using navigation systems for precise joint replacement surgery. She specializes in minimally invasive hip and knee procedures and accelerated recovery protocols.
Dr. Javier Albiñana is a pediatric orthopedic surgeon at Quironsalud Madrid. He specializes in treating hip dysplasia, bone tumors, and Perthes disease. Dr. Albiñana completed orthopedic research fellowships at both Oxford University and the University of Iowa.
Dr. Pablo De La Cuadra is an orthopedic surgeon at Hospital Ruber Internacional in Madrid. He heads a specialized traumatology team and leads the sports injuries unit. Dr. De La Cuadra specializes in arthroscopic and reconstructive techniques for complex shoulder disorders. He holds a PhD in Medicine from the Autonomous University of Madrid.
Activity-specific or sports prosthetics are high-performance artificial limbs engineered for high-impact movement, athletic symmetry, and specialized technical functions. These devices utilize carbon fiber running blades, articulating ankle integration, and active vacuum pump suspension to support activities like sprinting, skiing, or rock climbing.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Spain is a hub for athletic innovation. Specialists like Dr. Pablo De La Cuadra at Hospital Ruber Internacional focus on professional athletes. Data shows patients often choose Spanish centers because they offer integrated clinics. These facilities combine surgery with 3D-modeled prosthetic fitting in one location. This streamlined approach ensures the residual limb and the sports device work in perfect harmony.
Patient Consensus: Many active users emphasize the need for a dedicated sports limb separate from their daily prosthetic. Patients advise discussing specific athletic goals early to ensure the device handles high-impact stresses safely.
Getting a sports prosthetic leg typically takes 3 to 6 months for most patients. This timeline includes 4 to 8 weeks for surgical healing and residual limb stabilization. Specialized athletic fitting begins only after successful adaptation to a standard walking prosthesis.
Bookimed Expert Insight: While basic prosthetic components are widely available, high-performance sports models at top centers like Hospital Ruber Internacional utilize specialized manufacturing. Bookimed data shows that patients who secure JCI-accredited care often have better outcomes. Requesting custom carbon fiber components early in the 6-month recovery window is essential for meeting training goals.
Patient Consensus: Expect a 6-month baseline for healing before transitioning to sports models. High-performance goals are achievable, but you must consult clinics directly to manage insurance or administrative delays.