Cardiac Sciences
Enquiry nowCoronary Angiography
A diagnostic catheter-based test that uses contrast dye and X-ray imaging to show narrowing or blockages in the coronary arteries.
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Congenital Heart Surgery
Surgical treatment for structural heart abnormalities present from birth, including defects involving chambers, valves or major blood vessels.
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Single Dental Implant
Replacement of a missing tooth using a titanium or similar implant placed in the jawbone and restored with a dental crown.
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Post-Surgery Rehabilitation
A personalised rehabilitation programme designed to restore mobility, strength and daily function after surgery.
- Orthopedics & Joint ReplacementEnquiry now
Total Knee Replacement
Surgery that replaces damaged knee-joint surfaces with prosthetic components to reduce pain and improve function in advanced joint disease.
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Laparoscopic Hernia Repair
Minimally invasive repair of a groin or abdominal-wall hernia using small incisions, often with surgical mesh.
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ERCP
An endoscopic procedure used to diagnose and, more commonly, treat selected bile-duct and pancreatic-duct problems.
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Coronary Angioplasty & Stent
A minimally invasive procedure used to open narrowed or blocked coronary arteries, usually with a balloon and stent.
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Rhinoplasty
Surgery to reshape the nose for cosmetic goals, breathing problems, reconstruction or a combination of these reasons.
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Brain Tumour Surgery
Neurosurgery to biopsy or remove a brain tumour while aiming to preserve neurological function.
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Executive Health Check
A structured preventive-health assessment that combines selected consultations, laboratory tests and screening based on age, sex and risk profile.
- Bariatric & Weight-Loss SurgeryEnquiry now
Sleeve Gastrectomy
Bariatric surgery that removes a large portion of the stomach to reduce food capacity and support substantial weight loss.
- Eye Care (Ophthalmology)Enquiry now
Cataract Surgery
Surgery that removes a cloudy natural lens and replaces it with an artificial intraocular lens to improve vision.
- Organ TransplantEnquiry now
Living Donor Kidney Transplant
Kidney transplantation using a kidney donated by a medically suitable living donor for an eligible patient with advanced kidney failure.
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RIRS
A minimally invasive kidney-stone procedure in which a flexible scope is passed through the urinary tract and a laser is used to fragment stones.
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IVF
Assisted reproductive treatment in which eggs are collected, fertilised in a laboratory and embryo(s) are transferred to the uterus.
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- Send your scans and reports ahead — the hospital’s own clinicians are the ones who read them.
- No case to register, no flight to book, and no obligation once the call ends.
- Ask for an interpreter when you book if you would rather not speak English.
- What they tell you is theirs, not ours. We arrange the call and assess nothing ourselves.
What this is not
- Not a diagnosis, and not a treatment plan. It is a conversation with a clinician about what you have sent.
- Not an opinion from Tvarus. We have no clinical view and never assess your reports ourselves.
- Not a commitment. Booking a consultation does not register a case, reserve a date, or oblige you to travel.
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A consultation is always with one named hospital, so that is the first choice to make. Fees are set by the hospital and shown before you confirm.
Browse hospitalsAsk us first instead- Choose the hospitalPick from the directory. The consultation is with that hospital’s own team, so the choice comes first.
- Send your reportsShare what you already have — scans, discharge summaries, test results — before the call, so it is not spent describing them.
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- Decide in your own timeNothing follows automatically. You can stop here, ask another hospital, or go on to register a case.