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Nissen Fundoplication Cost in Konya

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Cost of Nissen Fundoplication in Major cities of Turkey

CityMinimum Cost (USD)Minimum Cost (TRY)Maximum Cost (USD)Maximum Cost (TRY)
AnkaraUSD 4000178000USD 8500378250
AntalyaUSD 4000178000USD 8500378250
BursaUSD 4000178000USD 8500378250
CanakkaleUSD 3600160200USD 7650340425
ElazigUSD 3600160200USD 7650340425
FethiyeUSD 3600160200USD 7650340425
IstanbulUSD 4000178000USD 8500378250
KocaeliUSD 4000178000USD 8500378250
KonyaUSD 4000178000USD 8500378250
SamsunUSD 4000178000USD 8500378250
SivasUSD 3600160200USD 7650340425
TokatUSD 3600160200USD 7650340425
TrabzonUSD 3600160200USD 7650340425
ZonguldakUSD 3600160200USD 7650340425

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Nissen Fundoplication is used to treat severe Gastro-oesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) when medications fail to provide adequate relief. It works by wrapping the fundus (upper part of the stomach) around the lower oesophagus to strengthen the anti-reflux barrier between the stomach and oesophagus. Large hiatal hernias, medication-resistant persistent GERD, and reflux-related problems such oesophagitis (inflammation), Barrett's oesophagus (in certain cases), oesophageal strictures (narrowing), and reflux-related chronic cough or recurrent aspiration are frequently advised.

Consult your doctor if you have severe heartburn despite long-term medication use, regurgitation of food or acid, dysphagia (difficulty swallowing), persistent cough or worsening asthma due to reflux, reflux-related chest pain after cardiac causes are ruled out, frequent hoarseness or throat discomfort, and complications such as reflux ulcers or Barrett's oesophagus.

Prior to surgery, patients undergo a clinical assessment and medical history review, followed by investigations such as upper gastrointestinal endoscopy, 24-hour pH monitoring, oesophageal manometry, and barium swallow study in select cases, as well as routine tests such as LFT, RFT, CBC, chest X-ray, and ECG. Before surgery, patients are recommended to abstain from alcohol and tobacco, stop taking blood thinners (if prescribed), and fast for six to eight hours.

Nissen fundoplication is typically carried out laparoscopically under general anaesthesia. The surgeon makes tiny keyhole incisions, repairs any hiatal hernia, and then completely wraps the fundus (upper portion of the stomach) around the lower oesophagus to strengthen the anti-reflux barrier. The incisions are closed while the patient is monitored, and the wrap is secured to prevent reflux.

Usually, the procedure takes one to two hours. The duration of surgery can also differ based on the patient's anatomy, past abdominal procedures, and the existence of comorbidities.

Nissen fundoplication is safe, but there are a few potential risks:
  • Infection and bleeding
  • Initial difficulty swallowing (temporary dysphagia)
  • Gas-bloat syndrome (increased bloating, trouble belching)
  • Vomiting or nausea
  • Failure or loosening of the wrap (rare)
  • Symptoms of reflux returning
  • Damage to the spleen, oesophagus, or stomach (rare)
  • Risks associated with anaesthesia

Fundoplication provides multiple benefits, including long-term relief of GERD symptoms, a reduction in the requirement for long-term acid-suppressive drugs, increased quality of life, prevention of reflux-related oesophageal injury, and better control of aspiration symptoms and persistent cough.

Postoperative recovery usually comprises a one to three-day hospital stay, as well as breathing exercises and early walking to aid with recuperation. Over the course of several weeks, a structured dietary progression is followed, progressing from liquids to a soft diet and finally to a regular diet.

Nissen fundoplication has a high success rate; 85–95% of patients attain symptom control, and in carefully selected situations, the long-term results are outstanding. Overall outcomes are mostly determined by the surgeon's experience and skill as well as a thorough pre-surgical assessment.

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Nissen Fundoplication in Medicana Konya Hospital: Costs, Top Doctors, and Reviews

Konya, Turkey

  • Joint Commission International, or JCI

Medicana Konya Hospital located in Konya, Turkey is accredited by JCI. Also listed below are some of the most prominent infrastructural details:

  • Providing services in a closed area of 30.000 m2
  • It has a total of 80 physicians (including 32 specialist physicians), 37 academicians, 8 practitioners, 1 psychologist and 2 Dieticians
  • General and Neonatal Intensive Care Units
  • Total bed capacity for 223 beds with 49 in general intensive care, 7 in cardiovascular surgery intensive care, 9 beds in coronary intensive care unit, 41 in NICU and 117 service beds
  • Operating rooms are equipped with the latest medical technologies & state-of-the-art equipment like IT, MRI (1.5 Tesla), Mammography, Ultrasonography, etc.
  • Laboratories and Imaging Units
  • UHA Unit for International Patients
  • Pharmacies on Duty
  • Hospital rooms are categorized as Standard rooms and Suite rooms
  • Rooms are fully equipped with basic needs of a patient and their relatives, like TV, Mini Fridge, Nurse call system, telephone, central air conditioning ventilation system, etc.
  • 24-hour cafeteria
  • Parking lot
  • Mens & Womens Place of worship

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Process Involved for Nissen Fundoplication in Konya

  • GERD diagnosis and severity assessment
  • Testing prior to surgery (manometry, pH monitoring, endoscope)
  • Planning for surgery
  • Method (fundoplication ± correction of a hiatal hernia)
  • Recuperation after surgery and diet advancement
  • Monitoring to manage reflux symptoms
  • Severe GERD
  • Reflux with hiatal hernia
  • Esophageal reflux
  • Barrett's oesophagus (in certain instances)
  • Aspiration or coughing due to reflux
  • Laparoscopic Nissen Fundoplication (the most common).
  • Nissen Fundoplication is open.
  • Fundoplication with robotic assistance
  • In certain situations, partial fundoplication (Toupet/Dor)

Patients may be eligible if:

  • Despite taking medication, GERD symptoms continue.
  • The patient has Barrett's changes, strictures, and oesophagitis as reflux consequences.
  • There is a large hiatal hernia.
  • The patient would rather have surgery than take medication for life.
  • The patient is ready for surgery and anaesthesia.
  • Hiatal hernia repair
  • Endoscopy (follow-up and diagnostic)
  • Dilatation of the oesophagus (if stricture is present)
  • Long-term or permanent management of reflux
  • Oesophagitis healing
  • Decreased long-term GERD complications
  • Reduced reliance on acid suppressants

After a successful fundoplication

  • Regurgitation and heartburn considerably lessen
  • Reflux lessens at night.
  • After the initial recuperation, swallowing gradually gets better.
  • Better quality of life and sleep
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Frequently Asked Questions

The majority of patients recover in two to six weeks, however they can typically resume their regular activities in one to two weeks.

In addition to the procedure cost, patients may incur:
  • Pre-treatment tests
  • Medications during recovery
  • Follow-up consultations
  • Depending on the course of recovery and any problems, a hospital stay usually lasts one to three days. Most patients are discharged once they can accept drinks, their pain is managed, and their vital signs stay stable.

    Long-term care consists of:
  • Initially, eating small, frequent meals
  • Steer clear of carbonated beverages and overindulge in food
  • Keeping an eye on reflux symptoms
  • Regular monitoring if symptoms reappear
  • Long-term results are improved and reflux recurrence is prevented by maintaining a healthy body weight.
  • For a few weeks, patients should refrain from heavy lifting and adhere to the surgeon's recommendations about physical exercise.
  • Evaluation may be necessary to rule out wrap loosening or complications if reflux symptoms or prolonged trouble swallowing recur.
  • Patients choose Turkey for treatment because of the availability of highly qualified surgeons, cutting-edge laparoscopic procedures, reasonably priced packages, shorter wait times, and state-of-the-art hospitals with robust international patient services, as well as sophisticated diagnostic facilities (endoscopy, manometry, pH monitoring), comprehensive post-operative care (nutrition counselling, follow-up support, and modern ICU and anaesthesia services for improved safety and outcomes).

    Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy, 24-hour pH monitoring, oesophageal manometry, barium swallow study (if necessary), and regular pre-operative examinations like ECG, chest X-ray, and blood testing are all common tests.

    Yes. It is a common minimally invasive procedure that is safe in recognised hospitals with trained surgical teams. Complication rates are kept low with careful pre-operative examination and patient selection.

    In carefully chosen patients, the success rate for long-term symptom control is 85–95%.

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