 UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic is delighted to announce construction has commenced on a major extension to the clinic. This work which will commence during August 2019 is expected to be completed by Spring 2020. This increased capacity will facilitate the addition of a further two ultra clean-air operating theatres dedicated to orthopaedic and spinal surgical procedures; bringing the total of theatres to seven. The expansion will also see an increase in the number of inpatient beds by a further twenty bringing total capacity to eighty-three. |
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This article by Sean Duke was published in The Irish Independent in September 2025 – Click here for the full article. Sat 6 Sep 2025 at 05:30 – Photo : Sportsfile A major new study has found that almost 90pc of GAA players who suffer ACL injury have a similar recovery rate to professional sports. The […]
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Waiting List Reimbursement Scheme
Are you currently living in Northern Ireland and on a waiting list for Orthopaedic Surgery? UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic in Dublin could be the solution for you! Check out this video featuring Fiona Roche, General Manager at UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic, Ireland's No.1 Private Orthopaedic Hospital.
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