Prices

Surcharge for dressing (1 unit) (medicines not included)

Punch or shave biopsy with ligature

Curettage 1 formation (depending on localization and size)

Excisional biopsy

Excision of skin neoplasms without the cost of anesthesia, dressing and histological examination

Nail ablation

Nail edge and root resection (nail plastic) (1 finger)

Seam removal

Intracutaneous anesthesia (for one formation, including the price of the medicine)

Ablation of each subsequent nail

Nail root resection with phenolization

Wire anesthesia in dermatology

Excision of each subsequent skin neoplasm without the cost of anesthesia, dressing and histological examination

Application of medicinal or diagnostic substances

Urological or gynecological examination (including the price of a disposable mirror)

Cryodestruction (for one formation) depending on location and size

Optical dermatoscopy (1 formation)

Cryodestruction for each subsequent formation

Primary consultation of a dermatologist

Repeated consultation of a dermatologist

Consultation of a dermatologist in the event of manipulations

Council of doctors (at least two and more doctors)

First consultation of a highly qualified neurologist (head of the department, methodical manager, MD, assistant professor, etc.)

First consultation of a neurologist

Repeat consultation of the neurologist

Repeated consultation of the neurologist with the doctor. manipulations (bandages, blockades, etc.)

First consultation of a neurosurgeon

Neurosurgeon re-consultation

Repeated consultation of the neurosurgeon with the doctor. manipulations (bandages, blockades, etc.)

Neurosurgeon/vertebrologist consultation

Neurosurgeon-oncologist consultation

Repeated consultation of a highly qualified neurologist (head of the department, methodical manager, MD, assistant professor, etc.)

Blockade

Injection of growth factors in cases of degenerative diseases of the spine

Injection of growth factors in cases of carpal tunnel or cubital tunnel disease

Neurological examination using the UPDRS scale (Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale)

Neurological examination using the Fahn, Tolosa, Marin Tremor Rating Scale (FTMTRS)

Neurological examination using tests

Telephone visit to read patient diary data

Kognitīvo spēju novērtēšana, izmantojot testus MOCA, MMSE

Paravertebral, sacroileal joint, epidural blocks

Blockades for compression neuropathies in hands and feet

Diagnostic lumbar puncture

Opening of the carpal tunnel and decompression of other nerves with local anesthesia

Decompression of the elbow nerves (n. ulnaris, n. mediannus and n. radialis) with i/v and local anesthesia

Orchectomy

TVT/TOT sling

Herniaplasty (with mesh)

Vaginal and perineal plastic surgery

First consultation of an angiosurgeon or surgeon-phlebologist

Repeated consultation of an angiosurgeon or surgeon-phlebologist, within one episode of illness

Consultation with duplex sonography of an angiosurgeon, phlebologist, surgeon specializing in phlebology

Duplex ultrasonography control in the first postoperative month or for DVT 4 x a year (in case of deep vein thrombosis)

The surgeon's first consultation

Re-consultation of the surgeon

Surgeon's or phlebologist's report. consultant at manip. (e.g. bandages, stitches, blockades, etc.) - no limit.

Anesthesiologist consultation

Angiosurgeon or phlebologist surgeon or surgeon's home visit

Consultation of a surgeon in cases where operative intervention is recommended for the patient

Consultation with duplex sonography by a highly qualified vascular surgeon, phlebologist (head of department, methodical manager, MD, assistant professor, etc.)

Nursing consultation on post and pre-operative care

First consultation of an angiosurgeon or phlebologist with duplex vein of both arms

First consultation of an angiosurgeon or phlebologist with arterial duplex of both arms

First consultation of an angiosurgeon or phlebologist with arterial duplex of both legs

First consultation of a highly qualified vascular surgeon

A highly qualified vascular surgeon for repeat consultation

First consultation of a highly qualified surgeon (professor, MD, assistant professor, etc.)

Repeated consultation of a highly qualified surgeon (professor, doctor of medicine, docent, etc.).

Consultation of a medical nurse during manipulations

Consultation of a spine surgeon - vertebrologist

Consultation of a highly qualified (Prof. Dr. habil. med.) surgeon

Infiltrative and deep blockade for acute pain relief (including the price of medication)

Applying a plaster bandage (without material costs)

Removing the plaster cast

Seam removal

Dressing (including the cost of dressing materials) up to 5 cm

Tying a compression bandage to trophic ulcers for 1 leg (without the cost of the dressing material)

Sclerotherapy in foam liquid technique (first ampoule)

Diathermocoagulation of blood vessels (1 pulse)

Diathermocoagulation of blood vessels for the face (1 pulse)

Suturing the wound

Removal of a foreign body from the subcutaneous tissue

Nail removal or nail root narrowing

Incision of abscesses

Surgery for a benign formation in the skin

Surgery for a benign formation under the skin

Surgery for a large (subfascial) benign growth under the skin (up to 3 growths)

Bandaging with an elastic band after sclerotherapy or vein surgery (up to 2 bands per leg)

Bandaging with disposable self-adhesive elastic bandage (additional bandage for one leg)

For each subsequent operation of a benign formation

Dressing (including the cost of dressing materials) for a wound over 5 cm

Dressing after vein operations

For removing each subsequent nail or narrowing the root of the nail

Intermittent pneumocompression to improve arterial flow

For each subsequent ampoule in the sclerotherapy foam technique

Foam sclerotherapy during surgery under sonographic control

Determination of tibiobrachial index

Post-operative rehabilitation course (2 months)

Dressing after surgery (without dressing material)

Course of treatment of chronic venous insufficiency

a-PRF therapy in the treatment of ulcers

i-PRF therapy in the treatment of ulcers

Combination therapy of a-PRF and i-PRF in the treatment of ulcers

Endovenous laser surgery (EVLT) with 1470 nm laser for VSM, VSP or VSM and VSP for one leg

Segmental phlebectomy according to the Varady method (The price is determined according to the objective criteria listed in Appendix No. 1)

Surcharge for endovasal accessory branch closure

Supplement in case of complicated varicose veins (varicophlebitis, trophic ulcers, post-thrombotic syndrome, bleeding, recurrence)

Abdominal wall hernia surgery

Surgery for chronic appendicitis

Surcharge for abdominal wall plasty. retinal hernia surgery

Excision of phimosis under local anesthesia

Excision of coccygeal epithelial passages

Premium for the use of the disposable EVRF radiofrequency catheter during segmental phlebectomy

Endovenous laser surgery (EVLT) with 1470 nm laser for VSM, VSP or VSM and VSP for both legs

VSM, VSP or VSM+VSP operation for one leg according to the Varady method

Endovenous radiofrequency surgery with F Care systems technology (EVRF) VSM, VSP or VSM and VSP for one leg

Endovenous radiofrequency surgery with F Care systems technology (EVRF) VSM, VSP or VSM and VSP for both legs

Endovenous radiofrequency surgery with VNUS Closure FAST technology (RFO) VSM, VSP or VSM and VSP for one leg

Endovenous radiofrequency surgery with VNUS Closure FAST technology (RFO) VSM, VSP or VSM and VSP for both legs

VSM, VSP or VSM and VSP surgery with biological glue for one leg

VSM, VSP or VSM and VSP surgery with biological glue for both legs

Surcharge for ulcer necrectomy with an ultrasound device up to 5 cm

Surcharge for ulcer necrectomy with an ultrasound device over 5 cm

Excision of skin or subcutaneous formations in the operating room

For each subsequent excision of a skin or subcutaneous formation in the operating room

Surcharge for the use of an electrosurgical device during operations

Preoperative preparation of the patient

PRP injections for trophic (and other types) ulcers

Complications of surgical manipulations, operations

Endovenous laser surgery with 1940 nm laser (EVLT) VSM, VSP or VSM and VSP for one leg

Endovenous laser surgery with 1940 nm laser (EVLT) VSM, VSP or VSM and VSP for both legs

VSM, VSP or VSM and VSP surgery with cyanoacrylate glue for one leg

VSM, VSP or VSM and VSP surgery with cyanoacrylate glue for both legs

Diagnostic laparoscopy in abdominal surgery

Laparoscopic cholecystectomy

Laparoscopic appendectomy

Laparoscopic postoperative hernia plasty

Laparoscopic postoperative herniaplasty with prolene patch

Laparoscopic fundoplication

Laparoscopic cardiomyotomy

Laparoscopic adhesion resection

For each subsequent redistribution

Tumescens anesthesia (for endovenous laser surgery, for varady, etc.) i/v analgesics for one leg

Tumescens anesthesia (for endovenous laser surgery, etc.) i/v analgesics for both legs

Spinal anesthesia up to 2 hours

General anesthesia up to 2 hours

For each subsequent hour of anesthesia

Short-term i/v anesthesia (up to 20 min)

Wire anesthesia under sonography control for one leg with 1 nerve block

Wire anesthesia under sonography control for one leg with 2 nerve blocks

Anesthesia with laughing gas for children up to 6 years of age (up to 15 min) in the presence of an anesthesiologist

For each subsequent 10 min of laughing gas anesthesia for children up to 6 years of age in the presence of an anesthesiologist

Anesthesia with laughing gas for adults (up to 15 min)

Plexus anesthesia

Par katru nākamo anestēzijas stundu pie plastiskās ķirurģijas operācijām

Short-term i/v anesthesia (over 20 min)

Local anesthesia

Bed day in a single ward with a sanitary unit (with meals)

Temporary use of a day hospital

Bed day after operations in a single standard ward (no meals)

Short-term day hospital use after proctological operations

Bed day in a double ward with a sanitary unit (with meals)

Short-term day hospital use after vein operations

Temporary use of a day hospital in a double ward

Bed day after operations in a double standard ward (no meals)

Short-term day hospital use after bioglue surgery

Bed day after operations (with meals)

Short-term day inpatient use for microsurgical operations on the hand

Bonus for each additional hour spent in the day hospital beyond the predetermined time

Short-term i/v sedation up to 20 min

Short-term day hospital use for minor manipulations or operations

Temporary use of a day hospital after plastic surgery

Podiatrist consultation

Foot treatment (without nail treatment)

Treatment of one corn

Surcharge for processing each subsequent ear of corn

Treatment of one wart

Correction of an ingrown toenail with a 3-part ortonyxe clamp

Correction of recurrent ingrown toenails with 3-piece ortonyxe clamp

Ieauguša naga korekcija ar Ortoniksijas skavu

Re-ligation for the correction of an ingrown toenail

For covering each subsequent nail with a healing gel