Kidney Transplant
MedTransplant organizes renal, dialysis, imaging, and laboratory records for coordinated specialist review.
Explore this transplant pathwayTransplant care in Istanbul
Memorial Ataşehir Hospital
Istanbul, Türkiye
Kidney and Liver Transplant Programs
MedTransplant helps international patients prepare their medical records, submit their cases to the appropriate specialist team at Memorial Ataşehir Hospital, and coordinate the evaluation, admission, and treatment-planning journey.
MedTransplant will help prepare your records and coordinate submission for specialist hospital review.
Hospital gallery
Explore the hospital environment
See the campus, patient areas and clinical environment before beginning your evaluation journey.
About the hospital
About Memorial Ataşehir Hospital
Memorial Ataşehir Hospital is a multidisciplinary hospital campus on Istanbul’s Anatolian side. Current official campus sources explicitly document kidney and liver transplantation at its Organ Transplantation Center. MedTransplant independently prepares medical 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 Memorial Ataşehir
Liver Transplant
MedTransplant prepares liver-disease, imaging, laboratory, and prior-treatment records for coordinated specialist review.
Explore this transplant pathwayCase coordination
How MedTransplant manages your case
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Initial Case Request
Tell us which transplant evaluation you need and share the basic clinical background.
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Medical Record Preparation
We help identify, organize, and check the records needed for hospital review.
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Specialist-Team Matching
Your case is directed to the appropriate hospital transplant program and clinical team.
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Hospital Submission and Follow-up
MedTransplant submits the prepared case and follows up with the hospital.
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Medical Response and Admission Coordination
We communicate the hospital’s response, requested tests, proposed pathway, and available admission information.
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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.
Start Your Transplant Case- A concise kidney or liver diagnosis and treatment summary
- Recent specialist notes, imaging, and laboratory reports
- Dialysis history for kidney cases where applicable
- Liver-disease history, imaging, and prior procedure records for liver cases
- Donor information only when requested through a lawful hospital-led assessment
- Previous transplant or surgical records
- Donor-related records when legally and clinically applicable
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 Transplantation Center
- Operating rooms and general, cardiovascular, coronary, and neonatal intensive-care services
- Imaging, laboratory, and multidisciplinary specialist services
- Inpatient rooms on the Ataşehir campus
Next steps
What happens after the hospital reviews your case
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The organ-transplant team may request updated laboratory testing, imaging, infection screening, or other program-specific information.
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MedTransplant communicates the specialist response and coordinates the requested records or investigations.
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If the hospital proposes further evaluation or treatment, MedTransplant supports available admission, scheduling, and treatment-journey planning.
Patient questions
Questions About Transplant Evaluation at Memorial Ataşehir
These answers explain how international patients can prepare and submit a case through MedTransplant for specialist review at Memorial Ataşehir Hospital.
Current campus-specific official evidence supports kidney and liver transplantation. Bone marrow or hematopoietic stem-cell transplantation and corneal transplantation are not included in this profile because the reviewed evidence did not adequately connect those programs to this campus.
MedTransplant organizes the kidney- or liver-related diagnosis, treatment history, reports, imaging, and laboratory results, identifies missing records, and coordinates submission to the appropriate hospital team.
No. Publication confirms that the program is officially connected to the campus. The hospital’s specialists must still determine whether they can evaluate the case and whether any treatment pathway is clinically and legally appropriate.
Potential donor information should be provided only when requested through the hospital’s lawful assessment process. The hospital is responsible for donor suitability, consent, ethics, and legal review; MedTransplant does not source donors.
MedTransplant communicates the request, helps organize the requested results, and coordinates follow-up submission for continued specialist assessment.
Patients should normally wait for the hospital’s preliminary response and any proposed admission information before making non-refundable arrangements. MedTransplant coordinates planning after those details are available.
Ready to prepare your case?
MedTransplant will help prepare your records and coordinate submission for specialist hospital review.
Coordinated support
Why coordinate through MedTransplant
- Kidney- or liver-specific record preparation
- Submission to the relevant Ataşehir organ-transplant team
- Coordinated follow-up for requested tests, specialist responses, and possible admission
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.
Start your case
Let us coordinate your transplant evaluation.
MedTransplant will help prepare your records and coordinate submission for specialist hospital review.
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