Cirrhosis Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 3

Vega Clinic is a private multi-specialty medical center in Bangkok focused on stem cell therapy and regenerative medicine. It specializes in anti-aging, longevity health, and wellness programs. The clinic treats about 200 patients annually, primarily from Europe, the US, and the Middle East.

• Stem cell therapy addresses over 10 conditions, from neurological disorders to joint repair.
• Offers stem cell preservation for both current treatment and future use.
• Services include anti-aging skin rejuvenation and autoimmune disease support.
• Treats both adults and children in a fully equipped modern facility.

Professor Dr Ayhan Dinckan leads the transplant department at this JCI-accredited university hospital, having performed over 1,000 liver transplants. Diagnostic blood tests start from around A$100, while a comprehensive initial assessment package is around A$7,000. For end-stage cases, a living donor liver transplant typically runs A$84,000–91,000. This package covers the surgery, a 15-day hospital stay for the recipient, a 7-day stay for the donor, and airport transfers. The clinic manages over 2,700 international patients annually with dedicated interpreter support.

Medipol Mega University Hospital is a major JCI-accredited centre specialising in complex organ transplantation. Gastroenterology consultations start from around A$300 and liver ultrasound is around A$200–500. Advanced imaging like abdominal MRI typically costs A$600–900. For end-stage cases, the hospital provides liver transplants for around A$77,000. These surgical options are managed by an expert team in a facility with 810 beds. International patients receive support for airport transfers and local accommodation to help organise their medical travel from Australia.

Liv Hospital holds JCI accreditation and treats patients from over 180 countries annually. Gastroenterologist consultations start from around A$200. Diagnostic options include an MRI of the liver with dynamic contrast for around A$1,300 and oesophagogastroduodenoscopy for around A$2,000. Capsule endoscopy typically runs between A$1,300 and A$2,800. A comprehensive diagnostic package including MRI, endoscopy, and lab tests costs around A$5,100. Associate Professor Binnur Simsek has focused her 30-year career on gastroenterohepatology, specifically managing cirrhosis and portal hypertension.