Dr. Abel Quijano Cornejo
Board certified
Certificate 4/0364/22 · valid to 2027-05-26
Specialty · Mexico
Orthopedic surgeons in Mexico
Joint replacement and reconstruction, including knee replacement.
The board that certifies this specialty
Consejo Mexicano de Ortopedia y Traumatología, A.C.
Joint replacement is certified through the Consejo Mexicano de Ortopedia y Traumatología.
Certification is national, so this same board certifies the specialty in every city below. What CONACEM certification means.
By destination
The credential is the same everywhere. What changes is how you get there and back.
Certified specialists
Dr. Adrián de Jesús Elizarraras Aldrete
Board certified
Certificate 28/6297/22 · valid to 2027-06-08
Dr. Adrián de Silva Razo
Board certified
Certificate 4/3819/22 · valid to 2027-03-11
Dr. Alan Gabriel Martínez Castro
Board certified
Certificate 19/3532/22 · valid to 2027-12-14
Dr. Alejandro Elias Escobedo
Board certified
Certificate 4/1531/24 · valid to 2029-11-08
Dr. Alejandro Navarro Sotelo
Board certified
Certificate 12/2988/25 · valid to 2030-10-31
Dr. Alfonso Chávez Valenzuela
Board certified
Certificate 4/5543/25 · valid to 2030-11-03
Dr. Alfonso Silveyra Román
Board certified
Certificate 23/1841/25 · valid to 2030-06-23
Dr. Alfredo Rodríguez Pérez
Board certified
Certificate 12/3914/22 · valid to 2027-10-26
Dr. Alfredo Salcedo González
Board certified
Certificate 12/4407/23 · valid to 2028-10-20
Dr. Andrew Carlomaria Daniel López Márquez
Board certified
Certificate 12/6122/22 · valid to 2027-02-26
Dr. Angel Eduardo Garza Moreno
Board certified
Certificate 19/6726/23 · valid to 2028-03-01
Dr. Angel Hidalgo Anzaldo
Board certified
Certificate 1/5769/26 · valid to 2031-04-01
Dr. Antonino Sibaja Aguilar
Board certified
Certificate 4/4750/23 · valid to 2028-04-28
Dr. Antonio Porthos Salas Pérez
Board certified
Certificate 19/1212/23 · valid to 2028-12-05
Dr. Antonio Toledo Medina
Board certified
Certificate 12/0659/23 · valid to 2028-11-03
Dr. Armando Heraldez Rios
Board certified
Certificate 4/5761/26 · valid to 2031-04-15
Dr. Arturo Alfonso Montañez Amador
Board certified
Certificate 12/5079/24 · valid to 2029-10-17
Dr. Arturo Manuel Trevizo Rivas
Board certified
Certificate 19/1207/24 · valid to 2029-08-19
Dr. Benito López Razo
Board certified
Certificate 10/6804/23 · valid to 2028-03-01
Dr. Bernabé Reyes Corona
Board certified
Certificate 28/1748/25 · valid to 2030-01-30
Dr. Brandon Morales Pineda
Board certified
Certificate 1/7485/24 · valid to 2029-03-01
Dr. Braulio Israel Nava Sarabia
Board certified
Certificate 12/8330/25 · valid to 2030-03-01
Dr. Carlos Alonso Reynoso Mendoza
Board certified
Certificate 6/4509/24 · valid to 2029-07-22
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Procedures
Knee replacement
Replacement of damaged knee joint surfaces with a prosthetic implant.
Questions patients actually ask
How do I check a specialist is really board certified in Mexico?
Joint replacement is certified through the Consejo Mexicano de Ortopedia y Traumatología. Certification is a legal requirement under the General Health Law, articles 81 and 272 Bis, it runs five years, and the directory is public. Ask for the certificate number and the expiry date, then look both up.
Does it matter which city I go to?
For the credential, no: certification is national, so the same board certifies the same specialty everywhere in Mexico. For the trip, yes. A border city means a follow-up is a drive; a fly-in city means another flight. That difference usually matters more than the price.
How long should I plan to stay?
Several days in hospital and weeks of rehabilitation. Settle before you travel where that rehabilitation happens and who supervises it.