Myongji Hospital
Ventricular septal defect surgery in the Republic of Korea typically costs between AUD $19,900 and AUD $32,700. Final costs depend on the surgical approach, clinic tier, and the patient's age. In Australia, this procedure averages AUD $50,500. Patients can save approximately 48% by choosing Korean medical centres. Inclusions usually cover the operation, anaesthetic, and initial diagnostic imaging.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Choosing specialized heart centres offers high value. Sejong Hospital in Incheon focuses heavily on cardiac care. Dr. Sungho Kim has performed over 1,200 congenital cardiac interventions there. Many Korean specialists use catheter-based treatments to avoid open-heart surgery. This reduces recovery time and overall hospital stays for international patients. Myongji Hospital also provides dedicated international centres to assist with travel logistics.
| Republic of Korea | Thailand | Turkey | |
| Ventricular Septal Defect Surgery | ≈ AUD $19,900 | ≈ AUD $19,900 | from AUD $21,300 |
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Professor Jeong Yoon Kim serves as the Head of Pediatrics at Sejong Hospital – a dedicated cardiac centre specialising in congenital heart disease management.
Dr Jieun Ban is a paediatric cardiology specialist at Bucheon Sejong Hospital focusing on the comprehensive management of congenital heart conditions. She works within a dedicated multidisciplinary team to coordinate complex surgical and interventional care for infants and children.
Professor Sungho Kim has performed over 1,200 paediatric and congenital cardiac interventions at Sejong Hospital. He is a senior specialist in managing complex heart abnormalities with a focus on non-surgical techniques.