Glioma Treatment Clinics in Turkey — Page 3

Estophia Hospital in Istanbul offers a wide range of diagnostics for glioma, including CT scans from around A$400, angiography, PET/CT, and mutation testing. Surgical resection is available and typically runs from A$6,000 to A$16,800. For a non-invasive option, Gamma Knife radiosurgery may cost about A$7,000. The hospital serves international patients across many departments, providing multidisciplinary care for glioma treatment needs.

Private Koru Ankara Hospital is a JCI-accredited centre in Turkey that offers advanced technology like Gamma Knife and Da Vinci robotic surgery for glioma treatment. The hospital specialises in oncology with a bone marrow transplantation unit on-site. It supports international patients from 62 countries with 24/7 multilingual assistance, free medical second opinions, and complimentary airport transfers. The modern facility has 301 beds and 13 operating rooms, plus a 5-star affiliated wellness hotel for extra patient comfort before and after treatment.

Medipol Bahçelievler University Hospital offers a full range of glioma treatments, from CT scans starting around A$300 to microsurgical tumor removal that may cost up to A$25,200. The hospital boasts 14 operating rooms and uses image-guided techniques like TrueBeam STx and Halcyon for precise radiotherapy, typically completed in 1-5 days. Diagnostics also include MRI and brain biopsy options. This JCI-accredited centre supports Australians with 24/7 emergency care and advanced PET-CT imaging that completes tumour scans in just 5 minutes.

Biruni University Hospital in Istanbul is TEMOS-accredited and specialises in neurosurgery with oncology expertise. Diagnostics for glioma start from around A$100 for thyroid function tests, with consultations to create tailored treatment plans at about A$200. MRI scans may cost around A$700–1,300 depending on the area scanned. The hospital opened a new 80,000 m² campus in 2023, featuring 15 operating rooms including a hybrid OR and advanced imaging. It welcomes patients from Australia and worldwide.

Kolan International Hospital in Istanbul offers JCI-accredited brain care within a large hospital group. The Neurology Department has advanced MRI and PET-CT imaging for detailed diagnosis. The hospital provides airport-hospital-hotel transfers and VIP-level patient rooms, with multilingual support including English. On-request home care and follow-up help patients recover comfortably. One accompanying person is allowed during the stay, making it easier for Australians to access care at European standards while abroad.

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.

Istanbul Okan University Hospital offers advanced diagnostics for glioma, including PET/CT scans starting from around A$1,100 and biopsies that may cost around A$4,200. The hospital has 250 beds, 10 operating theatres, and its own research centre driving innovative care. Australians benefit from interpreter assistance and comfortable accommodations close to the International Airport. More than 100 internationally recognised doctors support a multidisciplinary approach here, focusing on thorough diagnostics and personalised patient care throughout treatment.

Private Optimed Hospital in Istanbul offers care with a 1.5 Tesla open MRI, easing discomfort during scans. It uses computed tomography with a reduced radiation dose, suitable for sensitive patients. The hospital is ISO-certified and holds WHO and UNICEF Baby-friendly accreditation. Free online doctor consultations and follow-up calls are included, giving extra peace of mind for international patients. It also has a 16-bed intensive care unit near major transport hubs, making it accessible and well equipped.

Medicana Bursa Hospital uses the Versa HD and Synergy Platform to deliver advanced stereotactic radiotherapy and volumetric arc therapy. Professor Kayihan Engin leads the oncological unit after completing a fellowship at Thomas Jefferson University. Surgical resection packages for glioma typically cost around A$21,000. This rate generally covers the procedure, pre-op diagnostics, and a 5-day hospital stay. The package also includes medications, airport transfers, hotel booking, and translation services. The facility operates 8 operating rooms and a dedicated neurosurgery department for brain tumour care.