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Six specialities, from heart, cancer, spine, transplant and brain surgery to cosmetic, dental, joint, fertility and eye treatment. Each page explains what happens, how long you stay and what it usually costs in five countries.
Bypass surgery, valve replacement, stents, pacemakers and repair of heart defects in children.
HeartNew routes for blood around blocked heart arteries, with two to three weeks abroad from first tests to flying home.
HeartReplacing or repairing a narrowed or leaking heart valve, by open surgery or through a catheter, with two to three weeks away from home.
HeartOpening a narrowed heart artery with a balloon and a small mesh tube, usually with one night in hospital and about a week away from home.
HeartA small device under the collarbone that keeps a slow heart beating at a safe rate, with about a week away from home.
HeartClosing holes in a child's heart and repairing other common heart defects, by catheter or by surgery, with parents beside the child.
Solid tumours and blood cancers, treated with surgery (including robotic), chemotherapy, radiation, proton therapy, immunotherapy and CAR-T.
CancerSurgery, radiation and drug therapy for breast cancer, given in an order a tumour board plans from your reports.
CancerSurgery, radiation, chemotherapy, targeted drugs or immunotherapy, chosen after biopsy and molecular tests.
CancerSurgery for colon or rectal cancer, keyhole or robotic where suitable, with chemotherapy or radiation when the stage calls for it.
CancerActive surveillance, surgery, radiation or hormone therapy, chosen after PSA, MRI, biopsy and staging scans.
CancerTwo different cancers, with cervical cancer treated by surgery or chemoradiation and ovarian cancer by surgery and chemotherapy.
CancerSurgery, ablation, treatment through the liver's arteries, transplant or drugs, chosen by tumour size and liver health.
CancerChemotherapy, surgery such as the Whipple procedure, and relief of jaundice, planned around a detailed pancreas CT.
CancerGastrectomy with lymph node removal, usually with chemotherapy before and after, planned after endoscopy and staging tests.
CancerSurgery, radiation or both for cancers of the mouth, throat and voice box, with care for speech and swallowing.
CancerLeukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma, each treated differently, with plans built on bone marrow, blood and scan results.
CancerCancer drugs given in cycles over weeks or months, by drip or as tablets, mostly in a day care unit.
CancerPrecisely aimed high energy X-rays that destroy cancer cells, usually given in short daily sessions over several weeks.
CancerA form of radiation that stops inside the tumour, used mainly for children and tumours beside the brain, spine or eye.
CancerDrugs that release the immune system's brakes, and CAR-T, where your own T cells are re-engineered to attack blood cancer.
CancerKeyhole cancer surgery where the surgeon works robotic instruments from a console, used for prostate, kidney, bowel and more.
Surgery for slipped discs, narrowing of the spinal canal, unstable vertebrae and curvature of the spine.
SpineJoins two or more vertebrae with screws, rods and bone graft to stop painful movement in the spine.
SpineSpine surgery through small cuts, tubes or an endoscope, usually with one to three nights in hospital.
SpineA worn neck or lower back disc replaced with a moving implant instead of a fusion.
SpineStraightens and holds a curved spine with screws and rods, for teenagers and adults.
Kidney and liver transplants from a living donor, and bone marrow transplants, under the law of the country where you are treated.
TransplantsA kidney from a close family member, approved under the law of the country where you are treated, with about five to six weeks there.
TransplantsPart of a healthy liver from a close relative replaces a failing liver, with around two months in the country where you are treated.
TransplantsHealthy blood stem cells, your own or a donor's, replace diseased marrow after high dose treatment.
Surgery and procedures for the brain and nerves, from tumours to Parkinson's disease and epilepsy.
NeuroRemoving or sampling a tumour in the brain, usually through a craniotomy, with two to four weeks at your destination.
NeuroA small implanted device that sends steady pulses to the brain to ease Parkinson's symptoms, tremor and dystonia.
NeuroTests to find where seizures start, then surgery to remove that area or a device such as VNS to reduce seizures.
NeuroPlanned coiling or clipping of an unruptured brain aneurysm, to seal it off from blood flow before it can bleed.
Hair transplant, cosmetic surgery, dental implants, joint replacement, IVF, weight loss surgery and eye surgery.
Cosmetic & MoreMoves your own hair follicles from the back of the scalp to thinning areas, usually as a day procedure.
Cosmetic & MoreSurgery to change the shape of the nose, improve breathing, or both, with about a week in a splint.
Cosmetic & MoreRemoves stubborn pockets of fat through small cuts. It changes body contour and is not a way to lose weight.
Cosmetic & MoreRemoves loose skin from the lower abdomen and can repair separated muscles, often after pregnancy or weight loss.
Cosmetic & MoreImplants or fat transfer to add breast volume, usually with one night in hospital and about a week to ten days before flying home.
Cosmetic & MoreTitanium posts that replace the roots of missing teeth, usually placed on one trip and finished with fixed teeth on a second.
Cosmetic & MoreWorn knee joint surfaces replaced with metal and plastic parts, with three to five days in hospital and two to three weeks of rehab.
Cosmetic & MoreA worn or damaged hip joint replaced with an artificial ball and socket, with three to five days in hospital.
Cosmetic & MoreEggs are fertilised in a laboratory and an embryo is placed in the womb, with two to three weeks near the clinic.
Cosmetic & MoreWeight loss surgery, usually a sleeve gastrectomy or gastric bypass, followed by lifelong vitamins and check-ups.
Cosmetic & MoreLaser reshaping of the cornea to correct short sight, long sight or astigmatism, done as day care with a short stay.
Indicative range. Your final cost depends on your reports and the hospital you choose.
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