Package Details
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Description Package
In International Department This Health Center we provide Weight loss surgeries in a package that has been described below in details:
1. Costs for physician
2. Costs for anesthesiologist
3. Costs for operation room
4. Costs for laboratory
5. Costs for medicine and equipment
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6. Costs for residence in ward
7. Costs for patient’s companions
8. Costs for meals(breakfast, lunch, and dinner) for patient and one of his companions
9. Costs for transfer from hospital to patient’s residence place
10. Costs for nursing services
In the packages provided, we have tried to calculate the maximum price of the service and most likely you will not be charged more.
In the event of unexpected complications that result in staying more, for a period of two days in the normal ward and one day in the intensive care unit, you will not be charged any additional costs.
During the stay, if symptoms such as fever, nausea, vomiting, and pain lead to prolonged admission, additional costs will not be imposed on you.
Facilities of the ward rooms conclude:
1. Patient’s bed
2. Bed sofas for patient’s companions
3. TV
4. Kettle
5. Daily services for tea, coffee, and fruit
6. Rest room and its equipment
7. Refrigerator
The time of discharging is midday)12(, but if you do not leave the hospital room until midnight after discharge, additional charges will not be calculated for you.
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About Health Center
To prepare for the procedure, you'll be given a specific diet to follow, beginning two weeks before your scheduled surgery date. It's a strict diet that reduces calories as well as carbohydrates, such as sweets, potatoes, and pasta. You will eat primarily lean protein, vegetables, and low- or no-calorie fluids. A sleeve stomach can hold at a maximum, 10 to 15 ounces of food. Often far less food is ideal and what is tolerated. The stomach post-gastric sleeve is neither particularly flexible nor distensible. Certain basic tests are done prior to bariatric surgery: a Complete Blood Count (CBC), Urinalysis, and a Chemistry Panel, which gives a readout of about 20 blood chemistry values. All patients get a chest X-ray and an electrocardiogram. Many surgeons ask for a gallbladder ultrasound to look for gallstones. After six weeks you should be able to resume a normal solid food diet. Your gastric sleeve will allow you to eat almost any type or texture of food. You should aim for three well balanced meals each day. Your calorie intake should be between 1000 and 1200kcal per-day.Question and Answer
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Familiarity With Doctors
Dr. Farhad Mousa zadeh
Dr. Jafar Akbari
Dr. Morteza Atri
Dr. Mostafa Hashemi
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