Cervical Cancer Treatment Clinics in Turkey — Page 3

Estophia Hospital provides a full suite of cervical cancer care, from high-resolution imaging to robotic radiotherapy. CT scans start from around A$400, while PET/CT typically runs A$900–1,400. Surgical options like a hysterectomy may cost around A$4,200–11,200. The centre also uses non-invasive CyberKnife technology, which typically costs around A$8,400–9,100. For systemic care, chemotherapy typically runs A$2,800–7,000. Immunotherapy with one box of Keytruda is around A$3,900. This private medical centre regularly treats an international patient base in Istanbul.

Private Koru Ankara Hospital is a JCI-accredited centre that treats over 350,000 patients annually. The clinic uses advanced technology like the Da Vinci robotic surgical system and Gamma Knife for complex oncology cases. While the hospital provides free medical second opinions, its international department serves patients from 62 countries with 24/7 support. Associate Professor Dr Emrah Eraslan specialises in cervical cancer and has published extensive research in medical oncology. Patients also have access to the hospital’s five-star wellness centre for post-treatment recovery.

Medipol Bahçelievler University Hospital holds JCI accreditation and uses advanced TrueBeam STx and Halcyon systems for radiation oncology. Diagnostic CT scans start from around A$300, while MRI imaging is around A$400–500. Surgical options range from cervix conization at around A$1,800 to a trachelectomy for A$3,500–4,900. Radiotherapy typically runs A$5,600–8,400. For complex cases, a radical Wertheim-Meigs operation costs around A$18,200–22,400. The facility operates fourteen theatres and features ultra HD PET-CT technology for precise tumour mapping.

Professor Dr Türkan Öztürk Topcu specialises in gynaecological cancers and holds fellowships from Canada’s Sunnybrook Odette Cancer Centre and MD Anderson in the USA. At this university hospital, an oncology consultation with a treatment plan typically costs around A$200. Diagnostic bundles including PET-CT and lab tests are around A$1,700. External beam radiotherapy may cost around A$10,500 for 25 sessions, while precise brachytherapy is around A$9,500. Advanced Tomotherapy typically runs A$11,800–19,800. All international patients receive free airport transfers and interpreter services.

Kolan Hospital Group is a JCI-accredited centre with a capacity for 1,230 patients across 40 operating rooms. The facility operates a dedicated International Patient Services Center to manage care for overseas arrivals. Staff provide English-speaking support and organise airport-hospital-hotel transfers for easier navigation. The clinic uses a multidisciplinary approach to manage cervical tumours. This includes on-site nursing services and dedicated interpreters to assist throughout the stay. The medical team offers surgical options alongside oncology care in their Istanbul facility.

Medicana Sivas Hospital treats over 110,000 patients each year in Sivas. It operates 35 departments with a staff of 86 specialists. The hospital is part of a trusted national healthcare network.

• Patients come from across the region for general surgery and internal medicine.
• On-site diagnostic imaging and laboratory services support fast diagnosis.
• Private patient rooms offer comfort and privacy during recovery.

Private Optimed Hospital is an ISO-certified facility in Istanbul that treats over 500,000 patients annually. The hospital maintains a 96.6% patient satisfaction rate. It uses modern diagnostic imaging systems, including 1.5 Tesla closed MRI and computed tomography. The clinic features dedicated intensive care units, including a 16-bed general unit and specialized neonatal care. Patients can access a free online consultation service to review their case before travelling. This multi-specialty centre provides a structured clinical environment for international patients seeking oncological care.

Professor Serkan Erkanlı specializes in onco-gynecology at Acibadem Altunizade Clinic, part of a major healthcare group with dedicated international support. An examination with him typically costs around A$200. Diagnostic imaging is readily available, with pelvic MRI starting from around A$900 and PET-CT scans around A$1,000. Specialist consultations with oncologists or radiologists are also around A$200. These assessments help clarify the tumour stage before starting a treatment plan. The centre provides a straightforward path for Australians seeking expert oncological evaluation abroad.

Medistanbul Hospital treats 85,000 patients annually and specialise in oncology care. The centre is a frequent choice for Australians seeking affordable surgical options abroad. Diagnostic biopsies for various needs start from around A$1,300–1,500. A hysterectomy for treating tumours typically runs between A$3,600 and A$5,000. For more complex cases, an ovarian biopsy is around A$1,700. This private multi-specialty hospital provides a streamlined experience for international patients travelling from long distances for treatment.