Antalya Medical Park Clinic is the leading private general hospital in the Mediterranean. It is part of Turkey's largest medical network, Medical Park. The quality of services provided is confirmed by JCI (Joint Commission International) accreditation.
The key areas of the hospital are transplantology, oncology and cardiac surgery. Among all Turkish clinics, Medical Park Ankara has performed the most organ transplants without complications. Foreign patients often come here for bone marrow, kidney and liver transplantations.
The total area of the hospital is over 30,000 m2. It has 33 departments and 10 modern operating rooms. It has 84 wards equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable stay. There are 228 beds for patients, of which:
The hospital complex Medical Park Antalya is divided into two buildings – the main building and the cardiac centre. The main building has departments:
In 2011 the Aviation Medical Center was opened at the Medical Park Clinic in Antalya. It is among the few medical institutions in the country that are accredited by the General Directorate of Civil Aviation. This centre performs medical examinations for all flight and ground personnel, primarily for Turkish Civil Aviation pilots.
Specialists of the Medical Park Clinic in Antalya follow the principle “Health for all”. That is why they help not only Turkish citizens, but also foreigners. The hospital cooperates with more than 200 insurance companies around the world. It is considered one of the key players in the field of medical tourism in the Mediterranean region.
The clinic provides diagnosis and treatment to public people. In 2019, Emre Taşdemir, a famous Turkish football player, defender of «Galatasaray» club and the national team, was examined here.
The organ transplantation department is equipped with the latest technology. Organ transplantation is performed for adults and children. Liver, kidney, pancreas and heart-pulmonary transplantations are most often performed there.
Organ transplantation success rate in Antalya Medical Park:
Kidney and liver transplantations from a live or dead donor, as well as pancreatic transplantations from a dead donor, are performed in Antalya Medical Park. Transplantologists, nephrologists, specialists in adult and children's gastroenterology and organ transplantation coordinators work in the department. After the operation, patients are treated in the intensive care unit. All complicated intervention procedures, which are necessary after organ transplantation, are performed by experienced doctors of the radiology department.
| Liver transplantation |
| Donor search in 1 month |
| Complex examination |
| Liver transplantation surgery |
| Inpatient rehabilitation |
| Free 24/7 support from MediGlobus |
| Kidney transplantation |
| Donor search in 1 month |
| Kidney biopsy |
| Kidney transplantation surgery |
| Inpatient rehabilitation |
| Free 24/7 support from MediGlobus |
Radiosurgical methods are used to remove malignant neoplasms of the brain and spinal cord, among them:
The use of stereotactic radiosurgery combined with imaging techniques (IGRT) minimizes the risk of damage to healthy tissue.
This method provides a high level of protection for healthy tissue through more precise exposure of cancer cells.
| Stereotactic radiosurgery (SRC) |
| Consultation with a specialist |
| Complex examination |
| Radiosurgery |
| Free 24/7 MediGlobus support |
The oncology department is equipped with nuclear medicine equipment: MC-LINAC linear accelerator for radiation therapy and PET-CT unit. Surgical operations are performed using CyberKnife M6, Tomotherapy, EDGE, Trilogy, TrueBeam, Gamma Knife and Da Vinci units.
Specialists of the neurosurgery department perform diagnostics and treatment of nervous system diseases in adults and children. Here they treat:
Neurosurgeons at Antalya Medical Park actively use microsurgical methods to treat various brain and spinal cord pathologies. An aneurysm is cut off under a microscope, which significantly reduces the risk of complications. Minimally invasive surgeries on the spine are performed using microscopes and endoscopes.
Doctors of the pediatric haematology department work in cooperation with pediatric oncologists, radiation oncologists, pediatric surgeons and nuclear medicine specialists. An interdisciplinary team of doctors from Antalya Medical Park develops a suitable treatment program for each young patient.
In the bone marrow transplant unit, HEPA filters are installed to clean the air and reduce the risk of infection. This is especially important for patients who have undergone chemotherapy and bone marrow transplantation.
Allogenic and autologous bone marrow transplantation is possible in Antalya Medical Park. For allogeneic bone marrow transplantation, it is important to find the most compatible donor. Donors can be close relatives (e.g. brothers and sisters) with fully compatible tissue groups (HLA) or people without blood affinity with high tissue compatibility. Stem cells derived from the umbilical cord blood of a newborn sibling can be used. For autologous bone marrow transplantation, healthy stem cells derived from the patient's own blood or stem cells are used.
| CGM test | A computer test that measures the three-dimensional electrical activity of the heart and vessels leading to the heart. Patients are not exposed to radiation or any chemical substances during the procedure. With this test, the risk of a heart attack can be predicted faster than with a classical ECG. |
| Coronary angiography | The process of visualizing the vessels that feed the heart. During the procedure, a special dye (contrast material) and X-ray are used. Coronary angiography is often performed together with catheterization of the heart – X-ray examination of the heart and its arteries, which allows for detailed visualization of the heart vessels. |
| Cardiac valve repair and replacement | In the case of heart valve failure or stenosis, recovery or replacement of the corresponding valve is required. Biological or artificial heart valves are used for replacement. Artificial valves have a longer service life than biological valves. However, they do cause blood clotting. Therefore, after installing such valves, the patient takes anticoagulant drugs throughout life. Medicines are not required for biological valves, but their service life does not exceed 7-8 years. |
| Minimally invasive bypass | Coronary vessels that cannot be restored with stents and cylinders need a shunt. During the procedure, veins are taken from other parts of the body, such as the arm and leg. In classical vascularization, large incisions are made. At the Medical Park Antalya Clinic, it is possible to remove a vein using an endoscopic method. In endoscopy, there are no large scars or risk of injury. The healing process is faster and easier than after classical surgery. |
| Minimally invasive surgery | In classic open-heart surgeries, the chest opens up, which can cause many complications. In surgery performed with small incisions, there is less risk of side effects. The bone is not damaged during this operation. Since the wounds from the incision are small, recovery and return to everyday life is faster. Minimally invasive cardiovascular surgery is characterized by a reduction in injuries, blood loss, postoperative pain, recovery time and the risk of infection. |
| KVC peripheral vascular surgery | KVC is used for stenosis or obstruction of peripheral vessels. During the surgery, blood flow is restored by covering veins taken from other parts of the body or by using an artificial vein. The layer of plaque that causes a blockage of the respective vessel is cleaned. |
| Procedure | Cost |
| Consultation with a specialist | от $140 |
| Brain MRI scan | от $600 |
| PET-CT with Gallium-68 | от $1,900 |
| Biopsy | от $1,100 |
| Computer tomography | от $400 |
| Angiography | от $1,400 |
| Gastroscopy | от $400 |
| Histology revision | от $300 |
| Lab tests | от $200 |
| Procedure | Cost |
| Brain tumour removal | from $21,000 |
| Allogenous bone marrow transplantation | from $40,000 |
| Kidney transplantation | from $20,000 |
| Removal of the pituitary gland tumor | from $11,000 |
| Liver transplantation | from $65,000 |
| Transsphenoidal hypophysisectomy | from $13,000 |
| Transurethral prostate resection | from $7,000 |
| Deep brain stimulation (DBS) | from $26,000 |
| CyberKnife | from $5,100 |
