We believe in the philosophy “Your Health, Your Choice”. Everyone has an option to go to the destination where quality treatment is available at affordable prices. Anavara facilitates our clients to achieve this objective.
Anavara have offices in cities and countries to be your partner in your journey to undertake medical treatment out of your country. Undertaking a medical treatment can be a big challenge, especially when you travel out to a new country. When you see the person face to face, and when they connect you to the treating doctor or hospital, you feel very comfortable and reassured.
Our Treatments
Minimally Invasive Heart Surgeries: Options Available
Minimally invasive heart surgery involves making small incisions in the chest, which allows the surgeon to access the heart by going through the ribs. This is opposed to the cutting of the ribs which is done in traditional open heart surgery. Minimally invasive heart surgeries can be used to treat different heart conditions and there…
Varicocele and Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART)
Varicoceles are similar to varicose veins that occur in the legs, but in this instance, they appear in the testicles. They occur when blood pools in the vein rather than circulating out of the scrotum. Naturally, veins contain a one-way valve which functions to allow the flow of blood from the testicles and scrotum back…
Heart Valve Replacement and Repair: Procedures and Recovery in Canada
Heart valve replacement and repair surgery is used to manage heart valve disease. A heart valve disease affects any of the four valves of the heart. They also can disrupt the proper blood flow through the heart. This is because if they malfunction, their work of regulating the blood flow is disrupted. Heart valve replacement…
Colorectal Cancer Surgery in Canada: Surgical Procedures and Recovery Tips
Surgery is the most common treatment for colorectal cancer in Canada; the surgery may range from minimally invasive to, in some cases, removing the entire colon. Many of the procedures involve the removal of tumours, the section of the colon where the tumour is found, the surrounding unaffected tissue and the lymph nodes that are…
Breast Cancer Surgery Options: Lumpectomy vs. Mastectomy
Most women with breast cancer will be recommended to have some type of surgery as part of their therapy. Different types of surgeries may be recommended for different reasons, depending on the issues surrounding the individual case. Breast cancer surgery options include lumpectomy and mastectomy. Some of the reasons for carrying out the surgery include:…
Heart Valve Repair and Replacement: Risks and Complications
Heart valve replacement surgery is aimed at repairing or replacing a heart valve that is too narrow or does not close right. The surgery can be used to replace up to four valves in the heart. The valves are situated between the four heart chambers and their function is the continuous movement of the blood…
Decoding Klinefelter Syndrome and Male Infertility
Klinefelter Syndrome is a genetic condition where there is an extra X chromosome present in the male’s genetic code. In the normal chromosome arrangement, there are 46; however, the individuals with this syndrome have 47. While a typical male has a total of 46 chromosomes, one copy of the X chromosome and one copy of…
Congenital Uterine Anomalies
Congenital uterine anomalies are malformations of the uterus that originate during embryonic life. These uterine anomalies occur only in about 5% of women but have been indicated in up to 25% of women that experience miscarriages or premature baby deliveries. A congenital uterine anomaly occurs when a woman’s uterus develops differently from most women. Normally,…
ACL Reconstruction Surgery: Benefits and Expected Outcomes
The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is a ligament located in the center of the knee and aids in the stabilization of the knee joint. The ligament can be overstretched or torn in trauma-induced knee injuries. This injury is common in athletes and individuals with high levels of physical activity at work. ACL Injury: How Does…
Knee Replacement vs Knee Arthroscopy: Which is Right for You?
Knee replacement is a surgery that is carried out to replace parts of an injured or worn-out knee joint. The surgery is aimed at making the knee work better or eliminating pain. Knee arthroscopy, on the other hand, is a minimally invasive procedure that is used to treat a range of knee injuries. Contrasts and…