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Coronary bypass surgery starts around €8,600 at hospitals with dedicated cardiac intensive care — a fraction of the €35,000–60,000 charged privately in Western Europe. Suitability is assessed on angiography and echocardiography before you travel.
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Bayraklı, Izmir
★ 4.9 · 159 reviews
Speaks Turkish
“I was very hesitant before going, but once the treatment started he listened to me from A to Z, took notes and explained my condition. The diagnosis after the necessary tests was exactly right.”
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The team reviews angiography, echocardiography and blood results together with other conditions such as diabetes or lung disease, then estimates anaesthesia risk before accepting you.
Typically surgeon and hospital fees, intensive care, the ward stay and medication during admission. Confirm in writing what happens financially if you need extra days in intensive care.
Most patients stay in Turkey around two weeks for the ward stay and follow-up checks. The cardiologist confirms fitness to fly, and some airlines ask for a medical clearance letter.
Every clinic on this site holds the Turkish Ministry of Health's medical-tourism licence and is registered on the official HealthTürkiye portal. That's not a selling point we advertise — it's the requirement for being listed at all. Clinics that don't meet it, aren't here.
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