Atrial fibrillation Treatment in Antalya, Turkey 2026 — Clinics & AUD Costs

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How Much Does Atrial fibrillation Treatment Cost in Antalya?

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	Turkey	Thailand	South Korea
Radiofrequency ablation with 3D mapping	from AUD $14,800	from AUD $9,200	≈ AUD $13,500
Radiofrequency ablation	from AUD $7,700	from AUD $2,600	from AUD $11,400
Heart cryoablation	from AUD $11,500	≈ AUD $10,000	≈ AUD $13,500

Data verified by Bookimed as of October 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 184 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2025–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.

Best Atrial fibrillation Hospitals in Antalya: 2 Verified Options and Prices

Memorial Antalya Hospital

Turkey, Antalya

Clinic is certified :

Memorial Antalya Hospital is a JCI-accredited centre offering full cardiac diagnostics for atrial fibrillation. ECG starts from around A$100 and echocardiography is about A$500. CT scans may cost around A$700 to A$1,000, with cardiology consultations running from A$900 to A$1,200. A basic check-up is typically around A$1,200, covering essential tests. The hospital supports Australians with interpreter services and free airport transfers, located just 13 km from Antalya International Airport.

diagnostics
Consultation with a cardiologist	AUD $213
Extended analysis of blood	AUD $469 - AUD $1,138

Medical Park Antalya Hospital Complex

Turkey, Antalya

Cemsit Karakurt

33 years of experience

Clinic is certified :

Medical Park Antalya Hospital Complex is the largest private hospital in the Mediterranean region, offering advanced diagnostics for atrial fibrillation. CT scans start from around A$400, with premium health check-ups typically costing A$2,600 to A$3,300. The hospital holds International Health Tourism Authorization and has well-equipped cardiology and intensive care units. Professor Riza Turkoz specialises in atrial fibrillation and has strong academic credentials from Baskent and Inonu Universities. The hospital works with 200+ international insurers and is based in the popular tourist city of Antalya.

diagnostics
Consultation with a cardiologist	AUD $242

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Cemsit Karakurt

33 years of experience

Professor Cemsit Karakurt is a leading paediatric cardiologist who specialises in managing complex heart rhythm issues in children. He serves as a Board Member of the Turkish Society of Paediatric Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery.

Manages paediatric atrial fibrillation using rhythm monitoring and specialised screenings
Performs diagnostic coronary angiography to evaluate blood vessels in young patients
Former Head of Child Health at İnönü University – one of Turkey's major medical faculties
Specialises in treating pulmonary hypertension and various forms of arrhythmia in children

Dogan Erdogan

31 years of experience

Professor Dogan Erdogan is a highly skilled cardiologist who refined his expertise at the prestigious Mayo Clinic Echocardiography Lab in the USA.

Specialises in echocardiography to accurately map heart rhythm irregularities
Recognised as an Associate Professor for his contribution to cardiac research
Completed specialist cardiology training at the world-renowned Istanbul University
Practises at Medical Park Antalya, a leading Turkish JCI-accredited hospital
Focuses on precise diagnostic imaging for better atrial fibrillation outcomes

Riza Turkoz

39 years of experience

Professor Riza Turkoz is a senior cardiovascular surgeon at Medical Park Antalya specialising in complex corrective heart procedures for both children and adults.

Performs cryoablation and radiofrequency ablation to restore normal heart rhythms
Expertise in treating atrial fibrillation alongside congenital heart malformations
Former Professor at Basent University – one of Turkey's leading medical research institutions
Member of the Turkish Society of Cardiovascular Surgery
Specialises in valvuloplasty to repair heart valves without full replacement

Fatih Koç

27 years of experience

Professor Fatih Koç completed training in invasive cardiology at the Cleveland Clinic – the world's top-ranked heart centre. He manages complex heart rhythm disorders at Medical Park Antalya Hospital Complex.

Specialises in invasive cardiology – using thin tubes via blood vessels to treat heart issues without open-chest surgery
Previously served at Akdeniz University Faculty of Medicine – training the next generation of cardiologists
Expertise in interventional treatments for heart rhythm disturbances and vascular disease
Focuses on catheter-based techniques that offer patients quicker recovery times and smaller incisions

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Updated: 24/10/2026

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