Cost of Laparoscopy

How much a Gynaecological Laparoscopic procedure costs?

The cost of a laparoscopic procedure is less compairing with the classical laparotomies because the days of hospitalisation with a laparoscopy are less (one day with laparoscopy versus 5 days with lapatomy)

With the laparoscopic method the following gynaecolofical procedures can be performed :

If you have a private healthcare insurance it depends on the terms of your contract which percentage of the cost will be covered by the insurance company. Usually the payment occurs directly by the insurance (coverimg hospital and doctor's fees) without the evolvement of the patient.

The specialist Gynaecologists Dr Marinakis operates at MITERA Hospital (Hygeia Hospitals Group). Mitera Hopsital is affiliated with most of the national and international healthcare insurances.

The full cost includes;

Procedure expences
Doctor's fees
Anaestesiologists fees
Hospitalisation
Histological results
Post operative follow ups

If you don't have a healthcare isurance the hospital and doctor fees could be paid a debit or credit card.

For more informations contact us.

Gynecologist Dr. Marinakis specialises in gynecological hysteroscopy. He is certified in advanced laparoscopy and hysteroscopy by Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. He was also a member of Laparoscopic training unit “MATTU” in United Kingdom.

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During a laparoscopic procedure 3-4 tiny incisions are performed in the abdomen and specialised instruments and a camera are put through these incisions. The camera sends the images onto a high-definition screen providing clear view and magnification. With this technique can be performed nearly all the gynaecological procedures without surgical wounds, minimal post-operative pain and fast recovery

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