Liver Cancer Treatment Clinics in Turkey — Page 3

Emsey Hospital is a JCI-accredited centre equipped with a 3 Tesla MRI and a specialised nuclear medicine department. Diagnostic packages start from around A$1,900–3,900, covering consultations, blood tests, and PET-CT scans. Chemoembolization typically runs A$7,700–9,100, while TARE radiation therapy is around A$21,000 for a 3-day hospital stay. Surgical tumour removal typically costs A$17,500–33,600 including anaesthesia and follow-up visits. Associate Professor Serap Kaya leads the medical oncology unit. The clinic provides airport transfers and in-hospital interpreters for all Australian patients.

Private Koru Ankara Hospital operates a massive 42,000 sqm facility equipped with the Da Vinci Robotic Surgical System for complex liver procedures. The International Patient Relations Department has served patients from 62 countries, providing 24/7 interpretation and support. Associate Professor Dr Emrah Eraslan leads the oncology unit, offering board-certified expertise and personalised care plans. Patients can access free medical second opinions before travelling. The hospital includes 13 operating rooms and 71 intensive care units for recovery. Services include complimentary airport transfers and assistance with all travel arrangements.

Medipol Bahçelievler University Hospital uses the TrueBeam STx and Halcyon systems for rapid radiation therapy. Diagnostic CT scans start from around A$300, while a whole-body scan is around A$1,000. Advanced PET-CT imaging is available for precise staging. Surgical removal of liver tumours typically runs A$21,000–24,000. The hospital also houses a dedicated nuclear medicine department. This unit provides targeted TARE Y-90 microsphere therapy for advanced cases. JCI accreditation at this 441-bed facility ensures high international safety standards for all patients.

Biruni University Hospital is a full-scale medical centre in Istanbul featuring 617 beds and 15 operating rooms. The facility regularly treats Australian patients and specialises in complex oncology and haematology oncology cases. Consultations with a personalised treatment plan start from around A$200. Diagnostic MRI scans typically cost around A$700–1,100 per area. High-precision tomotherapy for liver tumours may cost around A$11,800–19,800. The hospital meets all Turkish Ministry of Health security regulations and uses advanced interventional radiology for cancer care.

CatchLife is a private medical centre in Antalya that treats over 1,000 patients annually. The facility regularly manages international cases, including a steady flow of people from Australia and other Commonwealth nations. The team provides care for domestic and overseas visitors in a modern clinical setting. While focusing on liver cancer management, the centre serves a diverse global patient base from Europe to North America. Its location in a major Turkish travel hub makes it accessible for those flying from abroad.

Kolan Hospital Group is a JCI-accredited centre in Istanbul treating 1,000,000 patients annually. The oncology department uses 40 operating rooms for complex surgical cases. Extended blood analysis starts from around A$1,100 for initial diagnostics. Surgical removal of liver tumours typically costs around A$15,100. The hospital provides an international patient services centre to organise airport transfers and interpreter services. This ensures a smooth process for Australians travelling for care. The facility also offers on-request home care and advanced post-operative support.

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 uses a dedicated research centre and laboratory to develop individual treatment plans for liver cancer. The 250-bed facility features 41 departments and 10 operating theatres. A multidisciplinary oncology team manages complex cases using a range of medical technologies. The hospital sits close to the international airport for easy access. All international patients receive interpreter assistance to manage their care. Over 100 doctors with international recognition work across the hospital's specialised cancer units.

Private Optimed Hospital holds ISO certification and reports a 96.6% patient satisfaction rate across its 24 departments. The facility uses advanced imaging technology for care, including CT and 1.5 Tesla MRI systems. This ensures precise monitoring and support for oncology cases. Staff there provide free online consultations to review medical history before travel. The hospital also carries out regular follow-up calls to check on progress after discharge. This multi-specialty centre remains a popular choice for international patients seeking reliable medical care.

Medicana International Ankara Hospital uses CyberKnife stereotactic radiosurgery for non-invasive tumour targeting. Consultations with pre-operative tests start from around A$200. A comprehensive CyberKnife package typically runs A$10,200 – covering three to five treatment sessions. This package generally includes local transfers between the airport, hotel, and hospital, plus translation services and control examinations. The hospital features 207 beds and eight operating rooms in a modern facility. Professor Kaan Oysu leads the radiation oncology services for patients requiring outpatient liver cancer care.