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Organ Transplantation at Liv Hospital A New Chance at Life
Advanced organ transplant care delivered by experienced multidisciplinary teams, supported by international medical standards and cutting-edge technology.
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What Is Organ Transplantation?
Organ transplantation is a life-saving surgical procedure in which a non-functioning or end-stage organ is replaced with a healthy organ obtained from a living donor or a deceased (cadaver) donor.
The goal of transplantation is to restore vital organ function, prolong life, and significantly improve the patient’s quality of life when no other treatment options remain.
ORGANS & TISSUES WE TRANSPLANT
Organs and Tissues We Transplant
Solid Organs :
- Heart
- Lung
- Liver
- Kidney
- Intestine
Tissues:
- Cornea
- Skin
- Bone and tendon
- Heart valves
- Bone marrow / stem cell transplantation
Types of Organ Transplantation
Living Donor Transplantation
Performed when donor safety can be fully ensured, such as kidney or partial liver transplantation.
Deceased Donor Transplantation
Organs retrieved from donors diagnosed with brain death and transplanted under strict legal and ethical protocols.
ABO-Compatible and Selected ABO-Incompatible Transplants
Conducted in carefully selected patients using advanced immunological preparation protocols.
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Who Is Eligible for Organ Transplantation?
Organ transplantation may be recommended for patients with:
- Chronic kidney failure
- Irreversible liver failure
- Advanced heart failure unresponsive to medical treatment
- End-stage lung disease
- Severe corneal damage affecting vision
All patients are evaluated by a multidisciplinary transplant board before approval.
Who Can Be an Organ Donor?
Living Donors
Individuals who can safely donate an organ or part of an organ without compromising their long-term health.
Deceased Donors
Individuals with confirmed brain death who have given legal consent for organ donation.
One organ donor can save or significantly improve the lives of multiple patients.
Recovery and Follow-Up After Transplantation
- Intensive care monitoring immediately after surgery
- Lifelong immunosuppressive medication
- Regular follow-up visits to prevent rejection and infection
- Personalized long-term care programs
At Liv Hospital, transplant patients are supported with a lifelong follow-up approach.
Why Choose Liv Hospital?
- Highly experienced organ transplant surgeons
- Multidisciplinary medical evaluation boards
- Advanced operating rooms and intensive care units
- International standards of safety and ethics
- Strong short- and long-term transplant success outcomes
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Why Choose Liv Hospital
Expertise in Organ Transplantation
- Distinguished Transplant Surgeons & Clinical Experts
"Our transplant team is led by professors and specialists who are members of ESOT (European Society for Organ Transplantation) and TTS (The Transplantation Society)."
Advanced Surgical Techniques
Multilingual International Team
- Zero Compromise on Safety
As a JCI-accredited hospital, we adhere to the strictest global standards for hygiene, sterilization, and patient care.
Why Turkey?
Istanbul: A World-Class Destination for Life-Saving Transplants
Unbeatable Value
Save 50-70% compared to US/UK/German prices due to lower operational costs, not lower quality.
Privacy & Discretion
Recover away from prying eyes in one of the world's most beautiful cities.
All-Inclusive Ease
We handle the logistics—hotel, drivers, medication—so you can focus entirely on resting and healing.
Short Flights
Just 2-3 hours from major USA/European cities and direct flights from major US hubs.
Internationally recognized
Real Results, Real Stories
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions Answered
Is organ transplantation risky?
All surgical procedures involve risks; however, with proper donor–recipient matching, advanced medical protocols, and experienced transplant teams, these risks are significantly minimized.
Can patients return to normal life after transplantation?
How long does the recovery process take after transplantation?
Will I need to take medication for life after a transplant?
Yes. Transplant recipients must take immunosuppressive medications for life to prevent organ rejection and ensure long-term success.
How is donor compatibility determined?
Compatibility is determined through blood type matching, tissue typing, and immunological tests to reduce the risk of rejection and improve transplant outcomes.
Send us your photos for a confidential, free assessment by our board-certified surgeons.
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Our organ transplant specialists are ready to review your medical condition and guide you through every step of the process.
