Hospital Ruber Internacional
Embolization for Epistaxis in Spain typically costs from $5,000 to $8,000. The final price depends on the procedure's complexity, the chosen medical hub like Barcelona or Marbella, and the hospital stay duration. Patients save around 59% compared to the US, where the average cost is $16,000. Pricing usually includes the interventional radiology procedure, specialist fees, and local anesthesia.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Choosing a clinic in Barcelona offers access to highly specialized ENT experts like Dr. Jordi Coromina Isern at Centro Médico Teknon. While consultation fees at premium hospitals are about $350, these centers provide advanced diagnostic tools and multidisciplinary teams. This approach is ideal for complex recurring cases where precision is vital for long-term success.
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Week 1: Rehabilitation
Week 2-4: Back to Normal
Please note that each patient"s recovery process is individual and may vary. Always consult with your healthcare provider for personalized instructions.
Over 42 years of experience of ENT expertise – Dr. Coromina specializes in advanced laser and robotic techniques for nasal and head conditions at Centro Médico Teknon.
Over 38 years of experience specializing in ENT surgery – Dr. Pollan is a leading expert in minimally invasive nasal procedures at Centro Médico Teknon.
The doctor is an experienced ENT specialist with over 20 years of clinical practice, currently serving at Centro Médico Teknon in Barcelona and as the Founder and Medical Director of the Instituto Médico Dr. Claramunt. The doctor holds a degree in Medicine and Surgery from the Universidad Central de Barcelona, completed a specialization in Otolaryngology at the Catholic University of Leuven, and undertook a fellowship in ear surgery at the Hospital Universitario San Carlos.
The doctor's clinical focus encompasses general otolaryngology, adult and pediatric ENT care, complex ear surgery, and diagnostic evaluations. Additionally, the doctor holds a Master’s degree in Laser and Phototherapy and is an active contributor to scientific literature in the field.
First doctor in Spain to introduce myofunctional therapy for obstructive sleep apnea – Dr. Reina leads the ENT Unit at Quirónsalud Marbella.
Endovascular embolization for nosebleeds is a minimally invasive, image-guided procedure that stops severe bleeding by blocking specific vessels using coils or particles. Spanish specialists recommend this procedure when standard packing fails or for complex posterior epistaxis in patients considered poor surgical candidates.
Bookimed Expert Insight: While many countries prioritize surgical ligation first, top Spanish facilities like Hospital Ruber Internacional leverage interventional radiology teams to offer embolization as a primary alternative. This is particularly advantageous for patients with high-risk comorbidities who cannot tolerate general anesthesia. Choosing clinics with JCI accreditation ensures access to 3-Tesla MRI and advanced imaging required for precise vessel targeting.
Patient Consensus: Patients value this as a vital last-line treatment when traditional packing fails. Most report a smooth recovery within weeks, noting only minor marks at the catheter entry site.