Hysteroscopic polypectomy is a minimally invasive procedure to remove uterine polyps at Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital in Turkey. The treatment typically costs around $3,250-$3,550 and is performed by Prof. Dr. Cem Iyibozkurt, a robotic surgery-certified gynecologist with international training. The JCI-accredited hospital offers same-day discharge with two clear package options.
Hysteroscopic polypectomy uses a thin scope to remove polyps through the cervix. Patients can choose between polypectomy alone or combined with Mirena insertion. The procedure requires no incisions and allows immediate discharge. Hospital transfers and interpreters are included.
The clinic offers two transparent options:
Prof. Dr. Iyibozkurt is a gynecology professor trained in robotic surgery at Florida Hospital. As an ESGO member with a PhD in Molecular Medicine, he brings specialized expertise. The hospital's EOS imaging technology reduces radiation exposure during diagnostics.
Those considering polyp removal can consult the hospital about the best treatment option for their case.
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| diagnostics | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| PET-CT with Gallium 68(PSMA) | $2180 | |
| Colonoscopy | $600 - $800 |
Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital, part of the Florence Nightingale Group, is located in Şişli, Istanbul. This state-of-the-art facility spans 50,254 sqm across 18 stories and features a heliport for air ambulance helicopters. It is Turkey's first Smart-and-Green hospital, designed to meet the strict criteria of the TÜV Hessen Green Building Certificate.
The hospital includes 251 patient beds, 51 intensive care beds, and 11 surgery rooms, all equipped with laminar airflow systems to ensure a sterile environment. It also has 2 specialized delivery rooms and a 300-seat conference room connected to all surgery rooms, enabling interactive medical education and scientific activities via advanced audio-visual connections.
Equipped with cutting-edge technologies, the hospital features the EOS device, the first of its kind in Turkey. This device minimizes radiation exposure in orthopedic imaging by using low-dosage 2D/3D X-ray radiation, producing both frontal and lateral images as well as 3D views of skeletal anatomy.
Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital holds JCI and ISO accreditations, ensuring high standards of care. It has been recognized internationally with the "Gold Seal" from an American-based non-profit for its outstanding inpatient care and safety. The hospital also received the Sign of the City award in 2014 and British QHA accreditation in 2015.
Part of the Florence Nightingale Group, established in 1989, the hospital reflects the group's dedication to excellence in healthcare. The group operates 4 general hospitals, 2 medical centers, and Demiroglu Bilim University, which includes a medical faculty, nursing school, and vocational school of healthcare.
Individual treatment program and cost estimate
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