Gastric polyps removal in India typically costs from AUD $1,298 to AUD $3,028. Total investment depends on the surgical technique, hospital tier, and the number of polyps excised. In Australia, patients often pay around AUD $4,614, meaning travelling to India can provide savings of approximately 53%. Most Indian medical centres include preoperative tests and histopathology within their standard surgical estimates.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Choosing large networks like Manipal Hospitals or Apollo Hospital Indraprastha ensures access to JCI-accredited facilities. These major hubs serve millions of patients annually and use modern diagnostic equipment comparable to top European hospitals. Specialist surgeons such as Dr Lalit Banswal have performed over 10,000 major interventions, providing high-volume expertise often unavailable at smaller private clinics.
| India | Thailand | Turkey | |
| Gastric polyps removal | from AUD $1,226 | from AUD $4,326 | from AUD $1,427 |
| Removal of duodenal polyp | from AUD $1,730 | - | from AUD $1,831 |
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Professor Jaydeep Palep was among the first surgeons in India to master robotic gastrointestinal surgery – training in Italy to bring this high-precision technique to stomach procedures.
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