Trachelectomy (cervicectomy) Clinics Abroad — Page 2

Assoc. Prof. Dr Esra Özbaşlı is a certified Da Vinci System surgeon since 2013, specialising in robotic gynecologic oncology including Trachelectomy. The clinic offers minimally invasive surgery with laparoscopic and robotic options. It treats around 2,500 patients yearly and holds Turkish government Health Tourism Certification. International packages typically include flight, hotel, airport transfers, and city tours. Dr Özbaşlı’s care is backed by 12 years of academic experience and over 10,000 high-risk pregnancies managed, making it a trusted choice for Australians.

Leadheal Hospital in Seoul treats over 44,000 patients annually, including Australians. Their surgeons with nearly 30 years’ experience use minimally invasive techniques for trachelectomy. The hospital focuses on individually tailored treatment plans that improve recovery and quality of life. Care includes coordinated rehabilitation to support patient-centred outcomes. Leadheal is a private multi-specialty centre trusted for complex cases involving neurosurgery, orthopedics, and spinal surgery alongside gynecological procedures.

Memorial Antalya Hospital is JCI-accredited for high patient safety and treats 1.6 million patients yearly, offering experienced oncology care. Around 80% of cancer patients have radiotherapy with the TrueBeam STx linear accelerator for targeted treatment. The hospital follows international cancer protocols from the National Comprehensive Cancer Network and European Society for Medical Oncology. Australian patients get free airport transfers and accommodation in a 5-star guest house just 13 km from Antalya Airport, making trips straightforward and comfortable.

Lokman Hekim University Ankara Hospital is a university hospital with 216 beds and 6 fully equipped operating rooms. It holds Baby-Friendly Hospital certification by Turkey's Ministry of Health and UNICEF, supporting maternal and neonatal care. The hospital features 82 intensive care beds covering cardiovascular and neonatal units, ensuring thorough post-op care. A helipad allows for urgent air ambulance transfers. The hospital treats over 20,000 patients annually across 37 departments, handling complex surgeries with extensive resources for recovery.