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	-- Select Procedure -- Angiography - Heart Ankle Fusion Operation Aortic Aneurysm Surgery Arthroscopy ASD Closure Biopsy - Small Bowel Blood Vessel Procedures Bowel Surgery Breast Augmentation Breast Biopsy Breast Lift Breast Lumpectomy Breast Mastectomy Breast Reduction Buttock Lift Bypass Surgery Bypass surgery - Heart, CABG Carotid Endarterectomy Cataract Surgery Chin Surgery Colonoscopy Composite and Porcelain Tooth Veneers Coronary Angioplasty Coronary Artery Stent Cystoscopy Dental Bonding Dental Bridges Dental Implant Dentistry, General Diagnostic Laparoscopy Ear Surgery Eyelid Surgery Facelift Facial Implants Forehead Lift Gallbladder Removal Gastric Bypass Grommet Insertion Hair Transplant Heart Catheterization Hemorrhoid Removal Hernia Repair Hip Replacement Hip Resurfacing I C S I I U I I V F Knee Replacement Knee Replacement, Total Knee Scope Lasik Liposuction Liposuction Method Male Breast Reduction Neck Lift Nose Surgery Partial Knee Replacement Prostatectomy Root Canal Shoulder Scope Shoulder, Rotator Cuff Skin Refinishing Spider Veins Thigh Lift Toe Fusion Tonsils and/or Adenoid Removal Transplant - Bone Marrow Tummy tuck Upper Arm Lift Upper Endoscopy Uterus, Removal of Wisdom Teeth Removal 2009 Are 'Operation Vacations' Worth The Trip? (Login required: No) by Paul Eisenberg, September 01, 2009 Fox News, United States Shortly after arriving in India, Ann Stoda got a pair of sandals that dramatically improved her wardrobe. Her husband Doug ... More Going Abroad For (Login required: No) by LILY FU, September 01, 2009 MyFoxBoston, United States As the health care debate rages on, people are going abroad for medical care because it's cheaper. ... Is Medical Tourism A Blessing Or Call For Healthcare Reform? (Login required: No) by Rebecca Lacko, August 31, 2009 examiner.com, United States High-quality care is available at many hospitals around the world that are centers of excellence with quality outcomes and standards ... Medical Tourism Becomes An Antidote To Ailing Health Care (Login required: No) by Shawn Donley, August 08, 2009 The Oregonian, United States In an age when more and more aspects of our lives are being outsourced overseas, I guess it's not so ... Medical Tourism 101: Outsourcing Your Health Care (Login required: No) by Erin Van Rheenen, August 02, 2009 examiner.com, United States Medical tourism, the practice of traveling abroad for medical care, is growing at an astonishing rate. The Centers for Disease ... Medical Tourism - A Smart Shortcut? (Login required: No) by unknown, July 28, 2009 brainandspinalcord.org, United States Medical tourism⎯a term created by travel agencies and mass media outlets to describe the process of traveling across international borders ... Health Check (Login required: No) by Timothy O'Grady, July 27, 2009 BBC World Service, United Kingdom Six months on from successful surgery on his spine in Poland, the American author Timothy O'Grady, examines the growth in ... Doing The Numbers On Medical Tourism - Is It Worth It? (Login required: No) by Carol Lloyd, January 04, 2009 San Francisco Chronicle, United States During rough economic times, big-ticket treatments not covered by insurance pose an even greater challenge. If you need knee surgery, ... 2008 Traveling Abroad For Medical Treatment Cost-efficient, But Risky (Login required: No) by Gregory Karp, December 14, 2008 Chicago Tribune, United States With recent turmoil in other countries, consumers might be nervous about traveling abroad for medical treatment. But medical travel, sometimes ... Medical Off-shoring Grows As Patients Combine Tourism And Surgery (Login required: No) by Dan Magder, December 04, 2008 dcexaminer.com, United States ...the grassroots movement toward medical off-shoring is growing. An estimated 750,000 Americans traveled in 2007 for "medical tourism" ? coupling ... Showing: 1 to 10 of 104 [ 1 ]  2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   11