Organ Transplant Center: kidney and liver
Kidney and liver transplants for adults and children from living donors, with full donor–recipient evaluation and post-transplant follow-up.
About this center
The Organ Transplant Center is licensed by the Ministry of Health for kidney and liver transplantation. Everything follows Turkish law: no transplant goes ahead without donor and recipient evaluation, proof of relationship and ethics-committee approval where required.
Donation rules (important)
Organ trade is prohibited by law. We require official documents proving the donor–recipient relationship; unrelated-donor cases need ethics-committee approval.
- Exact document list for each country
- We do not publish success rates until the hospital confirms their source and period.
What we provide
Living-donor transplant
Kidney and liver.
Donor–recipient evaluation
Compatibility and safety for both.
Immunosuppression
Adjusting and monitoring after transplant.
International coordination
Visas for both, stay and follow-up.
Transplant steps
File review
Patient and potential donor files.
Documents & approvals
Proof of relationship and committee approval where needed.
Evaluation in Istanbul
Full tests for both.
Transplant
After evaluation and approvals are complete.
Recovery & follow-up
Near the hospital, then with your doctor.
The team
Prof. Dr. Halil ERBİŞ
Prof. Dr. Oğuzhan ÖZTÜRK
Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Ertan EMEK
Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Koray KOÇHAN
Op. Dr. Nadi Nazım ÖZTÜRK
Names, titles and photos come from hospital data. The team is shown for information; your file is routed to the right specialty and the hospital assigns the treating physician.
Questions patients ask
Who can be a donor?
Usually a relative who proves the relationship with official documents, after a medical assessment that ensures their safety.
Does the donor travel with me?
Yes. We arrange visas and accommodation for both of you.
Do you publish success rates?
Only once the hospital confirms their source and period.
Start with a review of your file today
Send your medical reports and a coordinator who speaks your language will explain the next steps.