Trattamento di Atrial septal defect in Turkey — ottieni 3 opzioni personalizzate di cliniche

Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital is Turkey's first Smart-and-Green hospital, JCI and ISO accredited, with 11 dedicated surgery rooms and advanced technology including the EOS device for reduced radiation exposure. The hospital's cardiology team includes Dr. Fatih Mehmet Ucar, a member of the European Society of Cardiology and the European Arrhythmia Association (EHRA), who specializes in electrophysiology and arrhythmia management.

Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital offers advanced cardiac care with a team of experienced specialists, including Prof. Dr. Yildiray Yuzer, who has performed over 4,500 liver transplants and specializes in hepatobiliary surgery. The hospital is JCI-accredited and features 11 surgery rooms, 51 intensive care beds, and advanced technology like the EOS device for reduced radiation exposure in orthopedic imaging.

Memorial Ataşehir Hospital specializes in cardiac procedures with a JCI-accredited facility and a dedicated catheterization lab. Dr. Bahadir Dagdeviren, Head of the Department of Internal Medicine and Cardiology at Bahçeşehir University, brings extensive expertise in atrial septal defect treatments. The hospital's cardiology unit offers comprehensive diagnostic and therapeutic services.

Prof. Hakan Ceyran is a pediatric cardiac surgery specialist. The JCI and ISO-accredited Memorial Şişli Hospital offers diagnostic echocardiography from around $650. Minimally invasive percutaneous ASD closure is around $25,000 and includes a 7-day hospital stay. Complex open surgery closure may cost up to $40,000 with a 15-day hospital stay and ICU care.

Prof. Dr. Emin Tireli has 32 years of expertise and over 6,300 pediatric cardiac surgeries, including pioneering work with the Nikaido procedure. He leads the team at the JCI-accredited Medical Park Bahcelievler Hospital. Their all-inclusive package for ASD patch closure costs around $13,000 – covering surgery, 8 days hospitalization, diagnostics, and an accompanying person's stay.