Transplantology

South Korea has developed organ transplant programs with strong outcomes and strict safety protocols. Partner centers perform kidney, liver, heart and lung transplants as well as bone marrow transplantation for hematologic diseases. Evaluation includes detailed imaging, lab tests, infectious screening and assessment by a multidisciplinary committee. For living-donor procedures, hospitals follow ethical standards and provide separate counseling for donors and recipients. WOWVOS helps international patients understand candidacy criteria, timelines, required documents and preliminary costs. We coordinate second opinions, HLA typing, donor evaluation schedules, interpreter support and accommodation near the center. When transplantation is not yet indicated, doctors may propose bridging therapies or alternative advanced treatments. Post-transplant care is a long journey; clinics provide immunosuppression protocols, infection prevention and close monitoring. We help plan follow-up in your country and keep communication channels open with your Korean team. This page is educational and does not replace clinical judgment. Send your medical summary, previous reports and medication list so we can request a professional review. If transplantation is feasible, you will receive a structured pathway describing pre-transplant workup, anticipated waiting time, hospitalization length and the plan for rehabilitation and long-term follow-up.