Professor Zvi Cohen

Zvi Cohen is a distinguished Israeli physician, professor of medicine and recognized authority in joint orthopedics, a top-class specialist in treating congenital and acquired pathology of the foot, ankle and ankle joint. His outstanding professional qualities have made Dr. Cohen one of the most popular specialists in his field both in Israel and abroad. Many patients with foot and ankle pathology come to Israel specifically to Professor Cohen, because operations of any complexity in his hands deliver the best possible result.

Dr. Zvi Cohen received his medical education in Rome (Italy), where after receiving his medical diploma in 1983 and choosing a specialty he trained in orthopedics for several years. After confirming his qualification as an orthopedic surgeon in 1991, he went to France to improve in joint orthopedics at one of the country's largest specialized clinics. In 1997–1998 and 2001 he again trained in France as a joint replacement specialist and specialized in surgical reconstruction after foot and ankle injuries, including ankle joint replacement.

Today Dr. Zvi Cohen has an unshakable professional reputation thanks to his highest qualification as an orthopedic surgeon and an unerring medical intuition that allows him to find the optimal solution for each clinical task. With an extensive clinical practice, Professor Cohen is a tireless researcher continually mastering the most advanced medical technologies for use in his surgical work. An authoritative and highly experienced orthopedist, he is a member of the Israeli Orthopedic Association and the society of foot and ankle orthopedics, a lecturer at the Faculty of Medicine of Tel Aviv University, and author of dozens of scientific publications and research studies that not only arouse theoretical interest among colleagues worldwide but also have important clinical significance.

The competence of experienced orthopedic surgeon Zvi Cohen includes:

• arthroscopic joint surgery;
• arthroplasty of the foot, ankle, hip and knee joints;
• modern surgical treatment of combined and slowly healing fractures;
• correction of foot and ankle deformities (removal of the bunion, etc.).

His approach to orthopedic treatment is based not only on the specific diagnosis but also on mandatory consideration of each patient's individual characteristics, which allows Professor Cohen to achieve successful treatment results in the most complex orthopedic cases.