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Türkiye Performs World’s First 8-Way Liver Transplant

Türkiye Performs World’s First 8-Way Liver Transplant

Turkish Hospital Makes Medical History With World’s First 8-Way Liver Transplant

Türkiye has made a significant breakthrough in medical science after surgeons performed the world’s first eight-way cross-liver transplant at Inonu University.

A global first in transplant surgery

The procedure was carried out by Professor Sezai Yilmaz and his team. It is considered one of the most complex liver transplant operations ever performed, requiring precise coordination between multiple surgical teams.

Official reaction

Türkiye’s Health Minister Kemal Memisoglu praised the medical team, calling the operation a historic achievement in modern medicine. He emphasized the university’s contribution to transplant science.

Türkiye’s role in transplant medicine

Officials note that Türkiye has become a leading country in liver transplantation, with approximately 1,800 procedures performed annually. A significant share of these operations is carried out at Inonu University’s transplant center.The achievement strengthens Türkiye’s position in global medical innovation and advanced surgical practice.

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