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Intestinal polyp

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Intestinal polyp

When a person hears the word "illness," associations immediately arise with fever, pain, and other unpleasant symptoms. However, there are diseases that go unnoticed for a long time and are discovered by chance. People are unaware of their existence and the danger to their lives. This type of disease includes polyps.

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Diagnosis of intestinal polyps abroad

Polyps in the intestine are a serious danger. They grow on the intestinal walls, blocking the lumen, sometimes these growths turn into malignant tumors. Treatment of intestinal polyps abroad begins with the diagnosis of the patient. They can be detected using a colonoscopy. This procedure makes it possible to determine the type of polyp and its location in the intestine. During a colonoscopy, the doctor also takes biological material for histological and cytological examination.  Colonoscopy is performed on an outpatient basis. After the procedure, the patient is released to the hotel, where he waits for the result of the tests.

Treatment of intestinal polyps abroad

Surgical removal is considered the most effective method of treating intestinal polyps abroad. During the operation, an endoscope with a special electrode is inserted into the patient's body. The flexible electrode captures the polyp and removes it completely. If the neoplasm is large, the doctor removes it in parts.  Removal of intestinal polyps abroad is carried out under sedation. This type of anesthesia is performed with a small dose of medication. The patient relaxes physically and emotionally, easily tolerates the procedure without feeling pain.

If tumor cells are found during the analysis of the biomaterial, doctors resect the area of the intestine where the polyp was found. And they make up an individual treatment regimen and diet for the patient. In the absence of tumor cells, the patient is not prescribed drug therapy. Doctors give the patient dietary recommendations and discharge him from the clinic. 

Thanks to the minimally invasive approach and gentle anesthesia. Due to the high-precision research and experience of foreign doctors, the treatment of intestinal polyps abroad is becoming highly effective and can guarantee the absence of postoperative complications.

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Christina, Tyumen
Diagnosis:
Intestinal polyps Soon Chun Hyang University Hospital Seoul
Treatment period:
August 2017 (17 days)

«Examination for polyps in the rectum, determination of malignancy, skeletal scan, PET-CT. It took a week. Hospitalization in a single room after surgery is 10 days.».

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Diagnostics:
4300$
Treatment:
20500$
Accommodation:
3200$
Sergei, Vladivostok
Diagnosis:
Polyps of the large intestine Raffles Hospital
Treatment period:
August 2017 (10 days)

«Removal of intestinal polyps. A doctor's appointment cost $120, and a colonoscopy cost $930. The removal of the polyps itself, followed by a biopsy, cost $370.».

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Diagnostics:
1050$
Treatment:
370$
Treatment reviews intestinal polyp abroad

General rating:

  • Attending physician: Excellent
  • Interpreter: Excellent
  • Services service: Excellent
Svetlana
Country treatment:
South Korea, KUIMS, KyungHee University International Medical Service
Direction:
Gastroenterology

My husband and I came to the clinic for the second time to have his intestines examined. During the colonoscopy, the doctor discovered polyps and immediately removed them. We were accompanied by an interpreter the whole time. She helped us communicate with the doctors. We are satisfied with the service.

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General rating:

  • Attending physician: Good
  • Interpreter: Excellent
  • Services service: Excellent
Vladimir
Country treatment:
Israel, Asaf HaRofe Medical Center
Direction:
Gastroenterology

The best doctors work at the clinic. They removed my polyps using the latest endoscope, which has no analogue in other hospitals. After the procedure, I felt great. The translator helped me communicate with the medical staff. I am satisfied with the service and the work of the medical center's staff.

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General rating:

  • Attending physician: Excellent
  • Interpreter: Excellent
  • Services service: Excellent
Evgenia, Tyumen
Country treatment:
South Korea, Soon Chun Hyang Hospital
Direction:
Gastroenterology, Diagnostics
Treatment period:
September 2024 (7 days)

My stay at “Soon Chun Hyang” brought me a lot of impressions!

Everything was new to me: it was my first time in Korea and undergoing a package examination at a foreign clinic, specifically, a colonoscopy. Of course, I was nervous at first, but I soon realized there was no reason to worry.

I always had an escort: they took me directly from the airport to the diagnostic center, where I met friendly coordinators and interpreters. The clinic itself is more like a spa – clean, bright, with even music playing.

Doctors explain in detail what they are doing and why, answering every single question. They delve into the patient's problems and don't finish the examination until they understand exactly the cause of the ailment.

Everything happened very quickly. I finished the procedures without any delays, found out that large polyps were discovered during the colonoscopy – and an hour later, with my consent, they were preparing me for surgery.

Overall, I liked everything!

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General rating:

  • Attending physician: Excellent
  • Interpreter: Excellent
  • Services service: Excellent
Tatyana, Vladivostok
Country treatment:
South Korea, Hanyang University Medical Centre
Direction:
Gastroenterology, Diagnostics
Treatment period:
August 2024 - August 2025 (377 days)

For a full body check-up, I chose “Hanyang”. It's a center affiliated with the medical university, combining an outpatient clinic, diagnostic department, and treatment buildings.

Right upon arrival, I was met by an interpreter. Subsequently, he was always in touch and ready to advise on any issue, even currency exchange and other everyday matters.

Treatment organization was handled by coordinator Lyudmila. She did everything so that I promptly underwent the necessary examinations, scheduled additional ones, received treatment and consultations.

Overall, I have only the best memories of my stay in Korea. Even the procedures in the gastroenterology and colonoscopy departments went without discomfort! I had them twice and never experienced pain or other unpleasant sensations. When I had a free minute, I walked around Seoul and had a very interesting time.

Wishing everyone success and health!

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Leading doctors
Kwon Jin Woo
Kwon Jin Woo
  • Graduated from Hallim University.
  • Clinical Lecturer in Gastroenterology at "Sonsim" Clinic and "Inha" Medical Center.
  • Specialization: gastrocolonoscopy, endoscopic treatment. Civil Aviation Aviation Medical Examiner.
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Lee Moon Seong
Lee Moon Seong
  • Pioneer in the field of endoscopic surgery: first in the country to remove part of the esophageal mucosa using an endoscope to treat early-stage cancer.
  • Ranked among the top ten doctors in Korea.
  • Received awards for scientific achievements from the Korean Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, Korean Society of Gastroenterology, Korean Institute of Science and Technology, etc.
  • Specialization: Stomach, esophageal, liver, intestinal diseases; diagnosis and treatment of oncological diseases of the gastrointestinal tract organs.
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Kim Hyeon-cheol
Kim Hyeon-cheol
  • Head of the liver transplantation team. Success rate: 100%.
  • Specialist in the treatment of liver, gallbladder, and pancreatic diseases - organs whose treatment requires skillful surgical skills.
  • Completed internships in Japan, Germany, France, Spain.
  • In 2006, received an award from the International Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Association (IHPBA); in 2010, received the "Best Dissertation" award from the Korean Association of Clinical Oncologists.
  • Author of textbooks on surgery and clinical surgery, co-author of the "Atlas of Surgical Operations".
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Moon Jeong-ho
Moon Jeong-ho
  • Vice-Director of the Korean Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (KSGE), holds one of the leading positions in the Korean Pancreatobiliary Association (KPBA).
  • Develops new endoscopic methods for treatment and diagnosis, used for malignant strictures and other conditions hindering access.
  • Specialization: Endoscopic diagnosis and treatment of pancreatic, gallbladder, and bile duct diseases, gastroenterological diseases.
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Kim Yong-seok
Kim Yong-seok
  • In 2011, was recognized as the winner in the "Best Dissertation" nomination by the Korean Association of Internal Medicine (KAIM).
  • Develops practical guidelines for the treatment of cirrhosis and alcoholic hepatitis.
  • Completed internships at Kansai Medical University (Japan) and UC Davis University (USA).
  • Member of the Korean Association for the Study of the Liver (KASL), Deputy Head of the Research Division at the Korean Liver Cancer Study Group (KLCSG), specialist at the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, member of the Health Assessment Commission, editor of the encyclopedia on liver diseases. Member of the Publications Committee of the Asian Pacific Association for the Study of the Liver.
  • Specialization: Liver diseases, hepatitis, cirrhosis, fatty liver disease. Diagnosis and treatment of inoperable pathologies.
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