Procedure + coding
Laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy
- OPS 5-448.25 · ICD-10 E66.02
- Dr. Emre Yalçın · Anadolu Metabolic Centre, Istanbul
A digital medical ID for your operation abroad.
The Outcome Passport is one structured record of your surgery — what was assessed, what was done, by whom, what to watch for, and every check-up afterwards. It belongs to you, and it reaches the doctor you name in Germany before you land.
You decide what it contains and who sees it.
Today, the trail goes cold at the airport.
0%
of patients today have a verified result at twelve months
53%
of described cases in a 2026 review had moderate or severe complications
£19,549
highest recorded cost to a home health system of one case going wrong
Sources: NHS England commissioning review of returning medical tourism patients, 2026; Royal College of Surgeons case series on cross-border bariatric surgery; Meridian corridor survey of 214 German patients, 2026. Figures are indicative and, where follow-up is incomplete, uncertain.
The Outcome Passport
What’s in a Passport
Course + complications
Clavien-Dindo Grade I
- Transient tachycardia on Day 2, resolved.
- 3 nights, discharged 20 April 2026
Verified 12-month review
70% excess weight loss
- 77 kg · HbA1c 5.6%
- Verified by Praxis Eppendorf, Hamburg
At home in Germany
It arrives before you do.
Your named doctor receives the operation note, medication plan, complications and follow-up schedule before your return. There is no reconstruction from messages, translations and memory.
See the physician inboxDr. Anna Reuter
Praxis Eppendorf · Hamburg
Operative record
Medication plan
Review schedule
DELIVERED AS HL7 FHIR + PRINTABLE SUMMARY
Patient control
You decide. Always.
Nothing goes into your Passport without you, and nothing leaves it without you.
How your data is protectedYour consent
Right now: 1 doctor can see your record. Nothing is shared for comparison.
PRE-EXISTING CONDITIONS INCLUDED
Turning the last one off changes nothing about your care.
This is a consequence, not the point
And because the records exist, clinics can finally be compared.
Once thousands of Passports exist and patients have agreed to contribute anonymised copies, something becomes possible that has never existed in this industry: clinics and surgeons ranked on verified results rather than on advertising spend. No clinic can pay for position. Clinics with fewer than 100 verified cases are not ranked at all, because a small sample means nothing.
Example from verified records
Anadolu Metabolic Centre
Istanbul, Türkiye · 412 verified cases