The cost of arthroscopic rotator cuff repair varies wildly based on one primary metric: the number of imported suture anchors required to fix down the tear.
Lecturer & Consultant of Orthopedic Surgery (Faculty of Medicine) | Specialist in Knee & Shoulder Surgery
Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair is a meticulous procedure requiring leading-edge technology. The total cost of the surgery in Egypt is primarily dictated by the size and complexity of the tendon tear.
During surgery, Dr. Mohamed Labib utilizes bio-composite "suture anchors" — high-end implants that embed into the humerus bone and contain high-strength threads used to securely tie the torn tendon back to its anatomical footprint.
1 to 2 Suture Anchors
Lowest implant cost. Basic single row repair.
2 to 3 Suture Anchors
Standard cost. Typically single row or simple double row repair.
4+ Suture Anchors
Highest implant cost. Requires a complex "double-row" bridging technique.
Because these anchors are imported premium medical devices (e.g., from US or European manufacturers like Arthrex or Smith & Nephew), the exact number required will ultimately scale the final operating room bill. An MRI review provides an accurate estimate prior to surgery.
Book a consultation with Dr. Labib and get a professional assessment at JointCure Clinic, New Cairo.
Dr. Labib predominantly uses advanced bio-composite anchors. Over several years, these anchors are safely absorbed and replaced by your body's natural bone.
When performed accurately on a compliant patient who completes the 6-month rehabilitation protocol, the success rate for pain relief and functional restoration exceeds 90%.
Book your consultation with Dr. Mohamed Labib today and get a professional medical assessment for your condition at our New Cairo clinic.
Fifth Settlement, New Cairo
Egypt