http://www.surgery-abroad.net tr-TR Special Packages: Gastric Bypass Surgery Package in Turkey for 13.800 USD, Mitral Valve Repair at Memorial Hizmet Hospital, Organ Transplant In Turkey, Angıoplasty http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/2/treatment-packages.html is a long established fact that a reader will be distracted by the readable content of a page when looking at its layout. The point of using Lorem Ipsum is that it has a more-or-less normal distribution of letters, as opposed to using 'Content here, content here', a more-or-less normal distribution of letters, as opposed to using 'Content here, content here', 'Content here, content here', a more-or-less normal distribution http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/1/yasal-uyari.html http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/4/contact.html As soon as you inform us of your preferred date of surgery, we will schedule an appointment with our surgeon. The hospital's driver and an English speaking staff will be ready at your arrival to pick you up from the airport. All ground transfers are available for you and your accompany. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/3/step-by-step-process.html http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/5/do-you-need-help.html My name is Javon Carter and I am an American working at an international school in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. I am active and healthy but I have always been troubled of the large amount of fat in my thighs. I could never get rid of it despite exercise and diet, so I decided to have liposuction. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/256/javon-carter-usa.html My experience at Hizmet Hastanesi was very nice. Everyone was kind and helpful. The doctors are very nice and good at what they do. I am very thankful for the help I received while I was here. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/257/brandy-lgriffinusa.html Your personnel took very good care of me. The nurses came very often in my room to look after the infusions and to give pain reliever if necessary. The treatment was good as well. The Doctors came after and asked how I was. Also the cooperation with your administrative staff like Cigdem was very good. She was there almost every day to ask if she can do something. The treatment was pretty fast and also the room was good. There was enough comfort. I would recommend your hospital to other people so far. I can not say anything about the future and how fast the curing process will go. So far I am quite satisfied. If the healing process will also go fast and well I am pretty sure I would do it again. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/258/anjagermany.html First allow me to thank all the staff ,doctors,nurses and everyone at this great hospital. Our case is a general surgery,couldn’t do it at our country. So we started looking for a good hospital to do the surgery, we choose Hizmet Hospital in Turkey because; http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/259/ga-and-wife-ja-jordan.html The overall experience was good in the hospital. The reception and the wellcome. Everything was well prepared. Operation went well. Aftercare is very good. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/260/ann-van-spaendonk-belgium.html Doctors,nurses,hospital stay all have been very helpful and nice to me. I have found them to be very approachable.  http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/261/evin-kuk.html During and after the procedure it was good. It took a little time for getting the result. The staff also was very cooperative. I thank them so much. Especially Mrs.Duygu/International patient Coordinator. She helped us so much and also thanks for Songul.The hospital is very clean and have a good staff,doctors and nurses. I wish you all the best and success. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/262/juwan-mohammed-hussein-family-of-a-patient.html I wanted to see a neurologist ebcause I had a small head trauma 6 weeks ago and felt some tingling in the left side of my head.I was picked up by a hospital car from my hotel and processed through very quickly. The neurologist undertook a detailed physical examination and then ordered an MRI scan.This too was conducted with due despatch. Throughout the staff were kind the presence of an very charming English speaking hospital liaison was very useful. The physican was a model of method and kindness.I will certainly recommend this to others.  http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/263/samphe-lhalungpa.html Before arriving, the personnel had insured me of the best treatment would be given to my father.The best explanation given by the doctors, nurses and all stuff. Top record during the procedure time and on time delivery of information. Very gentle and polite personnel. Very professional work, reassuring me and my father that the best has been done.The phylosophy “ The best for the patient” is what will make me come back to this hospital, in case I will need any help. Thank you to the professor,doctor,nurses especially Tuba. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/264/alkerta-ibranji---albenia.html The staff at the hospital are friendly and helpful. The hospital is very clean. Excellent pre-op communication. I feel that the doctors and nurses are all experts and professional. I do not hesitate to recommend Istanbul Hizmet Hospital and Prof. Dr. Orhan Cizmeci to anyone who is considering surgery abroad. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/265/john-karren-uk.html The Cardiothoracic Surgery Department in our hospital offers adult cardiothoracic procedures and various peripheral vascular procedures. In cardiothoracic surgery patients we provide conventional coronary bypass grafting, all cardiac valvular reconstructive procedures and replacements when necessary. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/266/the-cardiothoracic-surgery-department.html The nutrient vessels of the heart encircles the heart in a crown-like fashion, thus they are called the “coronary” arteries referring to the Latin word “corona”. This blood flow in these vessels is blocked in case of atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries. Beyond a specific degree of vessel obstruction, there is the risk of myocardial infarction and death. CABG operation is a well known procedure to decrease the odds of death and any major cardiac adverse events and to prolong life.  http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/267/coronary-artery-bypass-graft.html Heart valve operations are also performed via an incision done in the midline of the sternum (breastbone). Heart valve operations are performed to repair or replace the diseased valve(s) of the heart. The surgery is performed with general anesthesia. The operation generally lasts three to five hours depending on the extent of valvular damage and the number of valves to be operated. As the heart is stopped, the blood circulation is provided by the cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) machine which also helps to oxygenate the blood. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/268/heart-valve--replacement.html . http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/269/aneurysms-of-the-aorta.html Occlusive arterial limb disease,Vein disorders including varicose veins,Chronic venous insufficiency, Carotid disease, Hemodiyalysis access and thoracic outlet syndrome are practices by staffed surgeons. Services include diagnostic angiograms,carotid dublex, perpheral arterial and deep venosis ultrasound. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/270/vascular-operations.html The process applied in an aesthetic nose surgery is to alter the cartilage and bone structure of the nose to give it a new form and appearance. Your nose could be contracted or enlargened, tip of the nose could be lifted or nose vault could be eliminated, width of your nostrils could be narrowed through an aesthetic surgery. At the same time, deformations due to birth or injury could be eliminated or some problems with your inhalation could be removed. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/271/rhinoplasty-nose.html . http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/274/breast-enlargement.html The appearance of our ears which are a part of the structure on our face is the most important complementary of facial aesthetic. Most frequently seen aesthetic defect on ears is the deformation named as “ladle ear” or “sailing ear” among public. Ladle ear is a state where ear curves are not formed sufficiently or accordingly ears are opened to the front or to sides because ear cartilages are weak. This is generally a deformation linked with heredity. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/276/ear-aesthetic-surgery-otoplasty.html Liposuction; is the surgical removal of fat deposits through vacuuming by using thin pipelets (cannulas). Liposuction is a process performed not with the purpose of losing weight but shaping up a certain part of the body and giving a more aesthetic appearance. It is ideal for people who have access fat at some parts of the body (like belly, hips, inner or outer thighs). http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/278/liposuction.html The lap band ( gastric banding ) is simply a silicone belt that goes around the top of the stomach. The gastric banding system (lap band ) limits your food intake by controlling the feeling of hunger since you feel fulness. You eat less than before and take less calories. The lap band is placed laparoscopically with small incisions and secured with sutures. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/280/lap-band-gastric-banding.html If diet and exercise are not sufficient to cope with your excessive weight, if you have come to face your obesity as the cause of other diseases and if you think, “I want to get rid of my fats and never take them back” the gastric bypass method can be the best treatment modality for you. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/281/gastric-bypass.html Arthritis sufferers are best advised that surgery should be performed when the pain becomes moderate to severe or they are substantially impaired. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/282/who-is-a-candidate-for-hip-knee-replacement-surgery.html Blood storageMedical Evaluation by own Doctor,Discontinue NSAIDs, Aspirin and allAnti-inflamatories prior to surgey,Pre-Admission Visit – You will also meet with an anesthesiologist, who will discuss with you the choices available to you: either a general anesthesia, or a spinal or epidural anesthesia. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/283/pre-op-process.html In the Operating room Hip or knee replacement surgery is generally a 2-to 3-hour procedure, and you will be in the operating room for an additional hour or so for beginning anesthesia and other necessary procedures before and after the operation. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/284/the-surgery.html Your doctors will visit you each day in the hospital, and his surgical assistans will see you every day as well. You will wear special support stocking to help prevent blood clots and circulation problems.By the second or third day after surgery, most patients have had their IV removed.The bladder catheter that was inserted before your operation began will generally be removed on the second day after your surgery, ordinarily a painless tug.The dressings covering your incision are usually changed daily, or more often if needed. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/285/post-op-period.html The rehabilitation therapist will come to see you on the first day after your surgery and will teach you the safe way to get out of bed to prevent injuring or dislocating the hip.You will be told to put about 1/3 of your weight on your operated leg.You will also learn how to use a walker to raise your body to a standing position.You will be amazed at how quickly you will be walking. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/286/physical-therapy-in-the-hospital.html Many different designs of total hip or knee replacement components are now available.Because, material strength is critical and major afforts are made to prevent excessive wear. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/287/prosthesis-or-special-materials.html Bulging discs are not uncommon, and frequently are displayed on MRIs as an abnormality for both young and older adults. Having a bulging disc is not necessarily a serious concern, and it may not even cause back pain. Bulging most likely happens as the body ages and degeneration of the intervertebral disc occurs. A bulging disc is formed when the soft, spongy center of the disc, the nucleus pulposus, pushes out and places pressure on the outer surrounding fibrous ligament, the annulus fibrosis that contains the center. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/288/bulging-discs.html A herniated disc is a condition in which part, or all, of the soft, gelatinous central portion of an intervertebral disc (the nucleus pulposus) is forced through a weakened part of the disc. This results in back pain and leg pain (lumbar herniation) or neck pain and arm pain (cervical herniation) due to nerve root irritation.  http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/289/herniated-disc.html Spinal stenosis is a narrowing of the spinal canal, which places pressure on the spinal cord. If the stenosis is located on the lower part of the spinal cord it is called lumbar spinal stenosis. Stenosis in the upper part of the spinal cord is called cervical spinal stenosis. While spinal stenosis can be found in any part of the spine, the lumbar and cervical areas are the most commonly affected. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/290/spinal-stenosis.html Degenerative Disc Disease refers to a syndrome in which a painful disc causes chronic pain. The condition generally starts in the disc space. A weakened intervertebral disc can create excessive motion in the adjoining vertebral level because the disc cannot hold the vertebral segment together as well as it used to. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/291/degenerative-disc-disease.html Following open spine surgery, whether it is a fusion, discectomy or laminectomy patients can experience chronic pain in the back and or the arms or legs. These syndromes are often due to identifiable causes but are termed by surgeons and the medical community to be failed back surgery syndrome (FBSS). http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/292/failed-open-spine-surgery-fbss.html . http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/293/facet-disease.html Foraminal narrowing or stenosis may arise without any disc herniation. The majority of symptoms are usually caused by one nerve root on one side. Typically, the condition is characterized by the following. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/294/foraminal-narrowing.html “Pinched nerve” is a general term that is used to describe injuries to nerves or groups of nerves. Since nerves that run between the bony structures of the spine are most susceptible to “pinching” the term is most often used to describe compression of the spinal nerve roots.  http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/295/pinched-nerve.html Radiculitis or Radicular Pain, is transferred pain "radiated" along the path of a nerve due to pressure on the nerve root at its connection to the spinal column. A common form of radiculitis issciatica, or radicular pain that radiates along the sciatic nerve from the lower spine to the lower back, gluteal muscles, back of the upper thigh, calf, and foot as often caused by nerve root compression from a lumbar disc herniation or bone spurs in the lumbar region of the spine. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/296/radiculitis.html Referred pain into the upper or lower extremities often accompanies back or neck pain. Referred pain can be the initial symptom of a compressed nerve root by a ruptured disc or neural foraminal stenosis from osteophytes. Radicular pain is usually described as sharp or even shock-like, and may be associated with certain activities or positions. The distribution of the pain may not always be classic, and often doesn’t respect dermatomal distributions. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/297/radiculopathy.html Sciatic Pain results from the inflammation of the sciatic nerve and is usually marked by pain and tenderness along the course of the nerve on through to the thigh and leg. Sciatic pain usually starts in the buttocks and extends down the rear of the thigh and lower leg to the sole of the foot and along the outer side of the lower leg to the top of the foot. Pain may also be present in the lower back. Several nerve roots leave the spinal cord and exit through holes in the sacrum to combine and form the sciatic nerve, which then passes between layers of the buttock muscles into the deep muscles of the back of the thigh. A primary cause of sciatica is a herniated or bulging lower lumbar intervertebral disc that compresses one of the nerve roots before it joins the sciatic nerve. Sometimes, irritation of a branch of the sciatic nerve in the leg can be so severe as to set up a reflex pain reaction involving the entire length of the nerve. For example, if the nerve is pinched or irritated near the knee, you may feel the pain in the hip and buttock. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/298/sciatica.html The gradual deterioration of the disc between the vertebrae is also referred to as Degenerative Disc Disease (DDD). As people age, the composition of the cartilage of the body changes, resulting in thinner and more fragile cartilage. These changes cause the intervertebral discs and the joints that stack the vertebrae (also known as facet joints) to wear over time. This degeneration of the disc is also referred to as spondylosis. Spondylosis can be seen on MRI scans of the spine as a narrowing of the normal disc space between adjacent vertebraeAny level of the spine can be affected. Degeneration of the disc can cause local pain in the affected area. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/299/spondylosis.html Spondylolisthesis describes a condition of forward slippage of one vertebrae in the spine over another. This condition in adults is most commonly due to degeneration (wear and tear) of the discs and ligaments that bind and support the spine. With aging, discs lose water content and ultimately height. As the vertebra on either side of the disc come closer to each other through the loss of disc height, the upper vertebra slides forward on the sub adjacent vertebra producing spondylolisthesis.  http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/300/spondylolisthesis.html Bone spurs, also known as osteophytes, are bony projections that form along joints and are often seen in conditions such as arthritis. The bone spurs themselves aren\'t painful, but they can rub against nearby nerves and cause pain. Bone spurs are largely responsible for limitations in joint motion. The reason for bone spur formation is the body’s attempt to increase the surface area of a joint to better distribute weight across a joint surface that has been damaged by arthritis or other conditions. Unfortunately, this is largely wasted effort by our body as the bone spur can become restrictive and painful. Bone spurs are a signal of an underlying problem that often needs to be addressed. It isn\'t clear what causes bone spurs, but doctors believe they occur in reaction to changes in your joints due to diseases and aging — most commonly osteoarthritis. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/301/bone-spurs.html This is an imprecise term for injury to the cervical vertebrae and adjacent soft tissues. It is produced by a sudden jerking or relative backward or forward acceleration of the head with respect to the vertebral column. People in a vehicle that is suddenly and forcibly struck from the rear may sustain \"whiplash\" injuries. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/302/whiplash.html . http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/303/the-beautiful-istanbul.html There might be flabbiness on upper and lower eye lids and puffiness particularly on lower eye lids as a result of ageing and gravity. Besides causing disorder in appearance, eye-sight can also be hindered via closure of eye with upper eye lids. With an aesthetic eyelid surgery, excessive skin and ruptured adipose tissue are eliminated from the skin, therefore a good appearance is obtained and the person is enabled to see comfortably. There remains a scar along lid on the upper eye lid. However this mark can only be seen if looked very closely as it will fit on the lid twist. Whereas on the lower lid, there remains a scar just below the eyelashes. On the continuing side of the mark, there is a normal skin line.  http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/304/blepharoplasty.html What is BOTOX? BOTOX is a simple, non-surgical application which diminishes mimic lines that is formed on the face.  http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/305/botox.html Though aesthetic breast reduction surgery seems to be a cosmetic surgery made to ameliorate outer appearance of a woman, it is a surgery that has functional benefits. Large breasts may cause shoulder and neck pain, lead to being hunchbacked in women. There might be numbness on arms in connection with pressure of brassiere slings on arm nerves. As a result of permanent contact between nipple skin and breast skin, there might be rash, fungus infections and wounds underneath breast. Daily activities may be limited. Besides women with large breasts may encounter difficulties regarding selection of clothes and the women’s self dislike may cause social and psychological problems. A surgery to be applied with the purpose of breast reduction will give a natural appearance to breasts, above listed problems will be eliminated, individual’s life will become easier.  http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/306/breast-reduction-surgery.html http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/307/international-patient-services.html An important option, for patients that  diet and exercise are insufficient, is the Laparoscopic Gastric Bypass (R-YGB) surgery. In the first step, volume of the stomach is reduced to a volume of about 30-50 cc to ensure the feeling of fullness with smaller portions. In the second step, early contact of a portion of the small intestines is eliminated and absorption is partially reduced to ensure the excretion of the high-calorie foods taken in by the patients. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/308/gastric-bypass-surgery-package-in-turkey-for-13800-usd.html . http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/309/mitral-valve-repair-at-memorial-hizmet-hospital.html . http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/310/organ-transplant-in-turkey.html Deposits of fatty substances, cholesterol,calcium and other substances can build up in the inner lining of an artery, which is called plaque . If the plaque gets big enough, it prevents blood flow and tissue  ischemia occurs. Should the incident occurs in the coronary(heart) artery, it will lead to myocardial ischemia and sometimes myocardial necrosis.  Coronary angioplasty is a procedure used to open blocked or narrowed coronary arteries. The procedure improves blood flow to the heart muscle and relives myocardial ischemia.  In the procedure of angioplasty a small baloon inflated in blocked or narrowed artery region and usually the procedure is finished with implantation of a stent which is a mesh-like tube, often made of metal . http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/311/angioplasty.html Memorial Hizmet Hospital, a part of Memorial Health Group, the address of the high quality health services, has been serving local and international patients since 2000. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/313/general-information.html Laparoscopic Gastric By-Pass (R-YGB) surgery is the most frequently applied combined operation. The starting portion of the stomach is separated from the rest as to leave 30-50 cc. A part of the small intestines is by passed and connected to the newly formed small gastric pouch. Thus, the patients feel full faster with quite smaller meals. At the same time, the absorption of an important part of the high calorie nutrition is prevented. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/314/gastric-by-pass.html It is the operation with highest metabolic control among the surgical treatment options for morbid obesity. Systemic diseases such as Diabetes Mellitus (Type II DM), hyperlipidemia, hypertrigliceridemia, hypertension etc. frequently co-exist particularly in super obese patients with BMI>50. The tendencies of the patients to more severe heart and kidney diseases, due to such accompanying diseases, increase. The sufficient metabolic control of these patients cannot be reached only with methods that restrict the stomach volume and regaining of weight can be more than expected.  http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/315/laparoscopic-billiopancreatic-diversion-lap-bpd.html LAGB-Laparoscopic Adjustable Gastric Band operation is the most frequent technique applied for obesity. This technique is applied without changing anatomic structure or without cutting any intra-abdominal organ. A pocket of 30-50 cc is formed in the entrance of the stomach by fully wrapping the starting part of the stomach. After this operation, the stomach is made a sandglass consisting of a smaller upper part, larger lower part and adjustable middle channel. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/316/laparoscopic-gastric-banding.html Laparoscopic Mini Gastric By Pass (L-MGB) surgery is a type of the combined operations with dominant volume restriction and controlled absorption reducing features. The starting part of the stomach is made a tube as to leave about 100 cc just like the LSG-Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy. This tube is separated from the first part of the small intestine, which is duodenum. Thus, a duodenal by pass is obtained which is the main target of absorption reduction. The newly formed tube is opened as an entrance at about 200 cm space from the beginning of the small intestines. Thus, the patients feel full satiety with quite smaller meals. At the same time, the absorption of an important part of the high calorie food is prevented. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/317/laparoscopic-mini-gastric-by-pass.html LSG-Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy surgery has started to be applied for the first time in USA as the first step of the surgical treatment for super-super obese patients. It is started to be preferred as direct permanent treatment since the high satisfaction of super-super obese (BMI>60) patients has been obtained. It depends on the principle, without changing any structure of the digestive system physiology, excising about 80% of the widened stomach and reducing the volume accordingly. The stomach is made a thin tube with  LSG-Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy operation and reduced to the diameter of intestine in average. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/318/laparoscopic-sleeve-gastrectomy.html The parameter used for obesity is Body Mass Index (BMI). It is calculated by dividing your weight to the square of your height in square meter units. [BMI=weight(kg)/square of height (m2)]. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/319/bariatric-and-metabolic-surgery.html Who are candidates for coronary angiography/angioplasty / stenting? People who suffer from ischaemic heart disease ( proven on exercise stress testing / nuclear scintigraphy  or in  people with history of myocardial infarction ) are candidates for diagnostic coronary angiography. when a coronary arterial narrowing that necessitates intervention is detected, baloon dilatation and stenting of the coronary artery may be performed in the same day as an "adhoc" procedure. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/320/angiography.html An important option, for patients that  diet and exercise are insufficient, is the Laparoscopic Gastric Bypass (R-YGB) surgery. In the first step, volume of the stomach is reduced to a volume of about 30-50 cc to ensure the feeling of fullness with smaller portions. In the second step, early contact of a portion of the small intestines is eliminated and absorption is partially reduced to ensure the excretion of the high-calorie foods taken in by the patients. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/321/gastric-bypass-surgery-package.html Completely natural and life long hair restoration is possible with only FUE technique. The procedure lasts for 4-5 hours.  It’s performed under local anesthesia. Transplanted hair starts to grow slowly as of 3rd month Nearly all transplanted hair grows by the 6-7 month mark The majority of the results are visible by the 8th-12th month. Transplanted and growth hair are permanent and not lost life long. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/322/hair-transplantation.html Prof.Mehmet Kocaoglu, who has special expertise on Ilizarov technique and  had studied with the reputable institutes in Russia and US, is one of the most experienced surgeons in the world with about 3000 cases of Ilizarov Surgeries. He has more than 50 publications on Ilizarov technique and also a  reference surgeon who trains ortopedicians for Ilizarov surgeries. Dr.Mehmet Kocaoglu is the first most Fitbone operating surgeon in TURKEY. He established the center of excellence for Fitbone surgeries in Istanbul. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/323/ilizarov-surgery-package.html In general, mitral valve disease arises as related to several causes. Treatment is either replacement or repair of the valve. However, the mitral insufficiency resulting from the coronary artery disease is rather different from other mitral valve diseases outside some exceptional cases. In these cases, there are no structural problems in the valve; however, as a result of some anatomic changes, the function of the valve ensuring one way passage through the valve deteriorates. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/324/mitral-valve-repair-at-memorial-hizmet-hospital.html Kidney transplant is the best treatment for patients suffering from chronic kidney failure at the terminal stage. Memorial Hizmet Hospital offers the latest techniques including Single Incision Donor Nephrectomy at state-of-the-art operating rooms  equipped with the best possible laparoscopic instruments such as full HD laparoscopic system which enhances the vision of the surgeon and accuracy of operation. http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/325/kidney-transplant-in-turkey.html http://www.surgery-abroad.net/sayfa/326/doctors.html