Samsung Medical Center
Heart cryoablation in the Republic of Korea typically costs from AUD $30,797 to AUD $47,986. The final price depends on the clinic tier, technology like 3D heart mapping, and the length of hospitalisation. In Australia, similar procedures cost around AUD $33,662 on average. Patients save approximately 9% by travelling to South Korea. These quotes generally include pre-operative tests, surgical fees, and initial post-operative care.
Bookimed Expert Insight: While South Korea is not the cheapest option globally, the value lies in technical density. Large institutions like Severance Hospital are JCI-accredited and manage massive patient volumes, with 1.6 million outpatients annually. This experience is vital for delicate cardiac work. Experts like Dr. Sungho Kim have performed over 1,200 specialised interventions, providing a level of refined skill that justifies the investment for Australian patients.
| Republic of Korea | Thailand | Turkey | |
| Heart cryoablation | from AUD $30,797 | from AUD $28,648 | from AUD $14,324 |
| Bundles destruction with catheter (electrophysiology) | - | from AUD $11,459 | from AUD $10,027 |
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Dr Jieun Ban specialises in treating complex rhythm disorders in children and adolescents at Bucheon Sejong Hospital. She focuses on using cryoablation and catheter-based treatments to manage pediatric arrhythmias safely.
Professor Byung Hee Oh is a former President of the Korean Society of Cardiology who specialises in managing complex arrhythmias and advanced heart disease.
Dr. Sungho Kim is a pediatric cardiologist at Sejong Hospital in Incheon. He has performed more than 1,200 pediatric and congenital cardiac interventions. Dr. Kim specializes in treating heart defects without open-heart surgery. He uses catheter-based methods for ASD, VSD, and tetralogy of Fallot.