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Prof. Dr. Alexander De Smet secretariat@docteurdesmet.ch +41 22 702 20 78
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La Villa Fleurie

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Prof. Dr. Alexander De Smet secretariat@docteurdesmet.ch +41 22 702 20 78
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A multi-disciplinary center

Specialists at your service

Orthopedic Center

The doctors at the Centre de chirurgie orthopédique et traumatologie de la Clinique La Colline de la Villa Fleurie work in close collaboration. Sub-specialized, each treats a different area of the body, providing comprehensive, personalized care: hand and wrist surgery, hip and knee surgery, shoulder and elbow surgery.

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Our specialities

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Shoulder & Elbow

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Hip & Knee

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Hand & Wrist

Our Doctors

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Prof. Dr. De Smet

Hip and Knee
Hip and Knee Center

Hip and Knee
Hip and Knee Center

Shoulder and Elbow
CEPCO

Shoulder and Elbow
CEPCO

Prof. Dr. De Smet

Prof. Dr. Saudan

Prof. Dr. Bartolone

Prof. Dr. Tartarat

Prof. Dr. Cunningham

What we offer

Managed by specialist doctors.

The Centre Orthopédique de la Villa Fleurie offers treatment by a specialized multi-disciplinary staff and renowned orthopedic surgeons.

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Consultations per year

The various specialists at the Villa Fleurie Orthopedic Center provide a wide range of consultations in a comfortable, upscale setting.

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Year of foundation

The Centre Orthopédique de la Villa Fleurie opened its new premises in 2020.

Our goal

An orthopedic referral center providing the highest quality care for every patient.

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