Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov)
Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov)
Israël, Tel Aviv
Ofer Merimsky
41 années d'expérience
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La clinique est certifiée :
Une néphrectomie en Israël coûte généralement entre $22,500 et $34,000. Le tarif final dépend de la technique utilisée, comme la laparoscopie ou l'assistance robotique, et du niveau de l'hôpital. Les patients économisent environ 10% par rapport à la France, où l'intervention coûte en moyenne $25,000. La plupart des centres israéliens incluent dans leurs devis le bilan préopératoire, les honoraires, l'anesthésie et plusieurs jours d'hospitalisation.
Avis d'expert Bookimed : Choisir un spécialiste utilisant la reconstruction rénale en 3D améliore la précision chirurgicale. Le Dr Vladimir Yutkin, au Hadassah Medical Center, est le seul chirurgien israélien pratiquant cette technique en néphrectomie partielle robotisée. Les forfaits robotisés au Sourasky Medical Center débutent à 33 650 €, mais leur taux de succès réduit souvent les frais sur le long terme. De nombreux médecins renommés apparaissent dans Forbes et exercent au sein d'établissements accrédités JCI.
Pourquoi les patients choisissent-ils Israël pour une néphrectomie ?
Accédez à des solutions avancées de néphrectomie dans des cliniques de confiance .
| Israël | Turquie | Espagne | |
| Néphrectomie | de $22,500 | de $10,000 | de $15,000 |
| Chirurgie préservant les reins | de $19,000 | de $13,480 | de $12,000 |
| Néphrectomie avec le robot Da Vinci | - | de $10,000 | de $20,000 |
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Veuillez noter que le délai de récupération de chaque patient peut varier en fonction de l'état de santé de chaque patient et de la complexité de l'intervention chirurgicale.
Chef de l'Unité d'Oncologie des Tissus Mous et Osseux au Centre Médical Sourasky – Le Prof. Merimsky est spécialisé dans les cas complexes de sarcomes.
Le Prof. Ofer Yossefovitz est spécialisé en néphrectomie laparoscopique et robotique au Centre médical Sourasky, avec plus de 25 ans d'expérience en chirurgie urologique.
Dr. Barak Rosenzweig, MD, directs the Urological Oncology Service at Sheba Medical Center. He is a uro-oncologic surgeon with nearly 20 years of experience. He treats complex urologic cancers with advanced robotic and minimally invasive methods. He is listed among Israel’s Best Doctors by Forbes.
Expertise includes tumors of the prostate, kidney, bladder, testis, and upper urinary tract. He performs robotic radical prostatectomy, kidney-sparing partial nephrectomy, and advanced laparoscopy. Diagnostics include MRI-guided fusion biopsy and imaging-based personalized planning.
He completed a Urological Oncology fellowship at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. He is a Senior Physician in the Department of Urology and a Clinical Senior Lecturer at Tel Aviv University. He is a graduate of the Sheba Talpiot program. He is an active researcher with over 200 publications in urologic oncology.
Le Dr Stepfansky dirige l'hospitalisation oncologique au Centre médical de Tel Aviv – Ichilov, se spécialisant dans la néphrectomie et d'autres procédures oncologiques.
Leading surgeons in Israel for robotic and laparoscopic nephrectomy hold prestigious fellowships from institutions like Memorial Sloan Kettering and Johns Hopkins. These specialists perform complex kidney removals at JCI-accredited centers using the da Vinci Xi system to improve surgical precision and patient recovery times.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Data shows a high concentration of international expertise at Sourasky Medical Center, where doctors often hold dual training from top North American centers. For instance, Prof. Yossefovitz Ofer and Dr. Mario Sofer both completed specialized urology programs in the USA and Canada before leading departments in Tel Aviv.
Patient consensus: Patients note that robotic procedures lead to a faster recovery of about three to four weeks. Many were surprised by temporary shoulder pain from gas inflation but appreciated the lower blood loss compared to traditional surgery. Coordination for international patients is smoother when choosing hospitals with English-fluent support staff.
Pediatric nephrectomy in Israel is led by board-certified urologists and nephrologists specializing in minimally invasive techniques. Experts like Dr. Jacob Ben-chaim and Prof. Roksana Klepper provide advanced care at JCI-accredited centers. These specialists often hold fellowships from prestigious institutions like Johns Hopkins.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Data shows a high concentration of internationally trained specialists at Sourasky Medical Center. Dr. Jacob Ben-chaim and Prof. Mario Sofer both completed fellowships in North America. This international exposure is coupled with long-term stability, as leading experts often have 30+ years of experience in the same facility.
Patient consensus: Families note that while recovery can take several weeks, having a dedicated pediatric urology ICU makes a difference. Parents emphasize the importance of pre-operative DMSA scans to confirm kidney function before proceeding with surgery. Many felt more comfortable choosing teams that perform a high number of robotic procedures each year.
Preferred specialists for complex oncological nephrectomy include urologic oncologists with fellowship training in robotic surgery and vascular reconstruction. These experts lead multidisciplinary teams at JCI-accredited centers. They collaborate with vascular and cardiac surgeons when tumors invade major blood vessels or the heart.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Israeli specialists often hold prestigious North American fellowships from institutions like Memorial Sloan Kettering or Johns Hopkins. Dr. Yossefovitz Ofer and Dr. Mario Sofer both completed advanced uro-oncology training in the USA and Canada. This international expertise allows them to perform complex nerve-sparing and robotic procedures. Patients can access these elite consultants with fees starting from $750 to $950.
Patient consensus: Patients note that choosing a subspecialized urologic oncologist helped them save more kidney tissue compared to general surgeons. They felt more confident when doctors used robotic techniques for faster recovery and smaller scars. Many were relieved to have their cases reviewed by a full tumor board before surgery.
Seeking a second opinion for nephrectomy is standard practice in Israel to confirm surgical necessity or explore advanced techniques. Research indicates 45% of patients with serious conditions like cancer seek additional consultations. Patients often consult specialists at JCI-accredited centers to verify if partial, robotic, or organ-preserving treatments can replace radical surgery.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Israeli urology departments show a clinical pattern of multi-center leadership. For example, Professor Jack Baniel founded the oncourological department at Beilinson Hospital while serving as Chief of Urology at Rabin Medical Center. This cross-institutional experience allows surgeons to offer diverse surgical perspectives during second opinion consultations for complex kidney cases.
Patient consensus: Patients note that getting extra opinions often reveals non-surgical options like ablation or even shows that a tumor is benign. Many felt relieved to find that robotic techniques were possible when they were initially told only traditional surgery could work.