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How Much Does Arrhythmia Treatment Cost in Incheon?

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Radiofrequency ablation with 3D mapping≈ AUD $13,500from AUD $9,300≈ AUD $6,800
Radiofrequency ablationfrom AUD $11,400from AUD $2,600from AUD $7,800
Heart cryoablation≈ AUD $13,500≈ AUD $10,000from AUD $11,500
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Best Arrhythmia Hospitals in Incheon: 2 Verified Options and Prices

NAEUN HOSPITAL
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Ahn Taehun

44 years of experience

Professor Ahn Taehun is a leading figure in Korean cardiology and the Director of the Cardiovascular Centre at Naeun Hospital.

  • Served as President of the Korean Society of Cardiology and the Korean Vascular Intervention Society
  • Specialises in cardiovascular interventions to manage complex heart conditions and blood flow
  • Leads heart valve disease and heart failure programmes for patients with multiple comorbidities
  • Chaired the ENCORE SEOUL organising committee for coronary revascularisation and vascular repair
  • Provides expert cardiac imaging and echocardiography for precise arrhythmia and valve diagnosis
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Min Jeong Kim

18 years of experience

Dr Min Jeong Kim holds both an MD and PhD from Seoul National University, specialising in heat-based treatments for irregular heartbeats. She leads the interventional cardiology team at Incheon Sejong Hospital.

  • Performs radiofrequency ablation with 3D mapping to pinpoint and neutralise electrical issues in the heart
  • Uses coronary angiography to visualise heart vessels with X-ray imaging for precise diagnosis
  • Specialises in managing atrial fibrillation and long-term heart failure recovery
  • Focuses on risk stratification to detect potential cardiac complications before they become emergencies
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Sungho Kim

44 years of experience

Professor Sungho Kim pioneered catheter-based heart treatments in Korea, completing over 1,200 successful cardiac interventions for both children and adults.

  • Specialises in catheter-based cardiac interventions – repairs heart abnormalities without traditional open surgery
  • Treats structural defects using minimally invasive methods for faster recovery and less pain
  • Expert in echocardiography – uses heart ultrasound for precise diagnosis of complex defects
  • Provides continuity of care for patients transitioning from paediatric to adult cardiology
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Byung Hee Oh

41 years of experience

Professor Byung Hee Oh is the former President of the Korean Society of Cardiology and a leading authority on heart rhythm restoration. He currently treats complex cardiovascular cases at Sejong Hospital.

  • Specialises in radiofrequency ablation using 3D mapping to treat irregular heartbeats with high precision
  • Performs Enhanced External Counterpulsation (EECP) – a non-invasive therapy to improve heart blood flow
  • Former Professor of Cardiology at Seoul National University – South Korea's top-ranked medical institution
  • Authored hundreds of peer-reviewed publications on heart failure and rhythm disorders
  • Directed the Cardiovascular Centre at a major university hospital for several years

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Updated: 31/10/2026
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