Transplant care in Istanbul

Medipol Mega University Hospital

Istanbul, Türkiye

Kidney, Liver, Heart, and Adult & Pediatric Bone Marrow Transplant Programs

MedTransplant helps international patients prepare their medical records, submit their cases to the appropriate specialist team at Medipol Mega University Hospital, and coordinate the evaluation, admission, and treatment-planning journey.

MedTransplant will help prepare your records and coordinate submission for specialist hospital review.

Aerial exterior view of Medipol Mega University Hospital in Istanbul

About the hospital

About Medipol Mega University Hospital

Medipol Mega University Hospital is a multidisciplinary university hospital campus in Istanbul’s Bağcılar district. Its official sources connect the campus to kidney, liver, heart, and adult and pediatric bone marrow or hematopoietic stem-cell transplant services. MedTransplant independently prepares patient records, coordinates submission to the appropriate specialist team, communicates requested investigations and the hospital response, and supports admission and treatment-journey planning.

Transplant programs

Transplant Programs at Medipol Mega University

01

Kidney Transplant

MedTransplant can organize kidney-disease, dialysis, imaging, and laboratory records and coordinate submission for the hospital team’s evaluation.

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02

Liver Transplant

MedTransplant prepares the liver-disease and prior-treatment record set and coordinates specialist-team review and follow-up requests.

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03

Heart Transplant

MedTransplant organizes the advanced-heart-disease history and cardiology investigations for coordinated review by the responsible hospital team.

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04

Adult and Pediatric Bone Marrow Transplantation

MedTransplant prepares diagnostic, pathology, prior-treatment, and disease-status records for adult or pediatric hematopoietic stem-cell transplant review.

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Case coordination

How MedTransplant manages your case

  1. 01

    Initial Case Request

    Tell us which transplant evaluation you need and share the basic clinical background.

  2. 02

    Medical Record Preparation

    We help identify, organize, and check the records needed for hospital review.

  3. 03

    Specialist-Team Matching

    Your case is directed to the appropriate hospital transplant program and clinical team.

  4. 04

    Hospital Submission and Follow-up

    MedTransplant submits the prepared case and follows up with the hospital.

  5. 05

    Medical Response and Admission Coordination

    We communicate the hospital’s response, requested tests, proposed pathway, and available admission information.

  6. 06

    Treatment-Journey Coordination

    We coordinate the communication, scheduling, travel-planning, and follow-up steps surrounding the planned treatment.

Prepare your case

Medical Records to Begin Your Case

Providing a complete medical history helps MedTransplant prepare your case for a more efficient specialist review.

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  • A concise diagnosis, treatment, and transplant-evaluation summary
  • Recent specialist notes, imaging, pathology, and laboratory reports relevant to the requested program
  • Current medicines, allergies, infections, and major previous procedures
  • For heart cases, recent cardiology testing; for HSCT cases, disease status and prior treatment records
  • Donor information only when requested through a lawful hospital-led process
  • Previous transplant or surgical records
  • Donor-related records when legally and clinically applicable
Inpatient corridor at Medipol Mega University Hospital

During your stay

Hospital Facilities and Patient Environment

The official campus photographs offer a practical view of patient rooms, reception areas and the clinical environment.

  • Organ Transplant Center
  • Separate adult and pediatric bone marrow or stem-cell transplant services
  • Intensive-care, operating-room, imaging, and laboratory services
  • Inpatient rooms and monitored treatment environments

Next steps

What happens after the hospital reviews your case

  1. 1

    The specialist team may request additional investigations, updated imaging, pathology review, or donor-related information where legally applicable.

  2. 2

    MedTransplant communicates the hospital response and organizes the requested documents or tests.

  3. 3

    If the hospital proposes an evaluation or treatment pathway, MedTransplant coordinates available admission information, scheduling, and practical treatment-journey steps.

Patient questions

Questions About Transplant Evaluation at Medipol Mega University

These answers explain how international patients can prepare and submit a case through MedTransplant for specialist review at Medipol Mega University Hospital.

Current campus-specific official sources support kidney, liver, heart, and adult and pediatric bone marrow or hematopoietic stem-cell transplant services. This profile does not attribute lung, pancreas, or corneal transplantation to the campus because the reviewed evidence was not sufficiently campus-specific.

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MedTransplant will help prepare your records and coordinate submission for specialist hospital review.

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Coordinated support

Why coordinate through MedTransplant

  • Program-specific record preparation before hospital submission
  • Submission to the relevant specialist team rather than a general enquiry channel
  • Coordinated follow-up for requested investigations, medical responses, and possible admission planning

Every transplant case is reviewed individually by the hospital’s clinical team. MedTransplant coordinates the evaluation and admission process, while final medical eligibility and treatment decisions are made by the responsible transplant specialists.

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Let us coordinate your transplant evaluation.

MedTransplant will help prepare your records and coordinate submission for specialist hospital review.

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