ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION
Organ Transplantation in Turkey
Organ transplantation saves lives by transferring organs from donors to recipients with organ failure, relying on compatibility and post-operative care for success.
We are with you throughout the entire process
You will find some useful information that will help you prepare the necessary organization to prevent all problems and make the necessary arrangements to ensure that everything goes smoothly during your stay in Turkey.
After our with doctor answers all your questions, doctor will explain to you how the operation process will proceed.
You will have a preliminary meeting with the doctor and team we work with before the operation.
Read the document we sent you before coming to Istanbul and be sure to follow the rules.
During the recovery process, our teams will call you, ask about your condition and ask for photos.
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Explore the operation further
Organ transplantation is one of the biggest achievements in the history of medicine. When one of your organs stops functioning properly, it threatens your health and, ultimately, your life. Especially for patients with diseases in an advanced stage, transplantation usually is the only hope of survival. Surgeons can perform transplantation only for failed organs. If your organ has permanent damage, you may have transplantation.
In organ transplantation, the surgeon removes the healthy organ from the donor. Then, they replace the failing organ in the recipient. In Turkey, organ transplants for foreign patients can only be done with living donors. At Istanbul Med Assist, we mediate organ transplantations successfully with experienced and extensively trained doctors.
Turkey is one of the world's top countries that practice organ transplants. Also, by Turkish legislation, foreign patients must bring their live donors. Or, you may benefit from the domino transplant and return to your everyday life.
The most common organ transplant procedures are kidney and liver transplantation. Thanks to technologically advanced hospitals, we aim to save as many patients in dire need of an organ as possible.
