Lymphoma Treatment Clinics in Turkey — Page 2

Medical Park Antalya houses a specialist bone marrow transplant unit and the Mediterranean region’s largest private oncology centre. Diagnostic tumour marker blood tests start from around A$100. Localised imaging like brain MRI typically runs A$300–400, while CT scans are around A$400–500. Advanced PET-CT and LINAC technology support precise targeting during therapy. Medical oncology options including chemotherapy and immunotherapy are available. Bone marrow transplantation typically costs around A$21,000–28,000. Professor Bulent Eser leads the haematology efforts with over 30 years of experience.

Dr Tahsin Ozatli has performed over 1,100 oncology procedures at Valued Med Hub Hospitals. This multi-specialty centre treats both adults and children, with a regular flow of Australian patients. Basic blood tests start from around A$70 and CT scans from around A$300. A diagnostic package including consultations costs around A$11,900–12,600. Treatment options include chemotherapy from around A$5,600 and immunotherapy from A$30,200. For aggressive cases, autologous bone marrow transplantation typically runs A$56,000–63,000. The clinic provides 24/7 support and airport transfers.

Medical Park Göztepe Hospital Complex houses Turkey’s first private cancer centre and carries JCI accreditation. Diagnostics start from around A$300 for ultrasound and A$2,800 for biopsy. Detailed bone marrow transplant evaluations typically run A$7,700 including aspiration and genetic testing. Autologous bone marrow transplants cost around A$42,000. Allogenic options from related or unrelated donors range from around A$119,000 to A$154,000. These 40-day packages cover hospital stay, medications, and 60 days of follow-up care. The facility includes a dedicated 58-patient chemotherapy unit and advanced PET-CT imaging.

Istinye University Liv Hospital uses PET-CT technology to detect tumours as small as 1 mm. Diagnostic blood panels start from around A$100, while a comprehensive biopsy typically runs A$2,500–3,500. Treatment options range from immunotherapy courses at around A$2,500 to bone marrow transplants starting from around A$56,000. Chemotherapy sessions typically cost around A$2,800–12,600. All international patients receive free airport transfers and translation services. Associate Professor Itır Şirinoglu Demiriz leads the haematology team at this modern university centre.

Professor Leylagül Kaynar trained at Duke University and leads the haematology department at this JCI-accredited hospital. Diagnostics start with ultrasound from around A$200, while a biopsy typically runs A$3,500–4,200. Chemotherapy sessions are around A$1,700 each. For advanced cases, autologous bone marrow transplants cost around A$56,000. Allogenic transplants typically range from A$91,000 to A$147,000 depending on the donor source. International patients receive English medical documents and airport transfers to simplify their care.

Liv Hospital Ulus operates a dedicated bone marrow transplant centre that has performed over 1,000 procedures. Hematologist consultations start from around A$100–A$200, while a bone marrow biopsy is around A$300. PET-CT scans typically cost around A$1,100–A$2,600. Advanced treatment options include autologous transplants for around A$42,000 and allogenic transplants from related donors for around A$120,400. This JCI-accredited facility provides free airport transfers and interpreter services for Australians. The clinic sits just 30 minutes from Istanbul International Airport.

Liv Hospital Vadistanbul collaborates with Boston Children’s Hospital to provide expert second opinions on complex cases. A consultation with Professor Tülin Tıraje Celkan costs around A$200. Diagnostic laboratory investigations are around A$600, while a specialised PET scan for staging is around A$3,100. Chemotherapy typically runs A$4,200–4,900 per package. The clinic provides free airport transfers and an interpreter for Australian families. International patients also receive assistance with accommodation and coordination through a dedicated department.

Emsey Hospital houses Turkey's largest bone marrow transplantation unit with 45 dedicated beds. Blood tests start from around A$100, while comprehensive diagnostic packages including PET-CT and biopsy are around A$2,300–6,300. Autologous transplants typically run A$54,600, and allogenic procedures range from A$91,000 to A$123,200. These packages generally cover hotel stays, airport transfers, and interpreters. Professor Serdar Bedii Omay leads the haematology team after earning his PhD in molecular haematology in Japan. The JCI-accredited facility uses 3 Tesla MRI and Linac radiotherapy for precise care.

Professor Osman Ilhan leads lymphoma care at Private Koru Ankara Hospital after gaining experience at MD Anderson Cancer Centre. He was part of the team that performed Turkey's first bone marrow stem cell transplant. The hospital features a dedicated Bone Marrow Transplantation Centre and advanced PET-CT units. This 301-bed facility treats 350,000 patients annually and provides 24/7 multilingual support for international arrivals. Patients can access free medical second opinions and complimentary airport transfers. Recovery is supported by an adjacent five-star wellness hotel and spa.

Biruni University Hospital is an academic centre equipped with 15 operating rooms and 130 polyclinic rooms. The oncology department provides specialised care for both paediatric and adult patients. Basic diagnostic blood counts start from around A$70–100. Specialist consultations for creating a tailored treatment plan typically cost around A$200. Diagnostic imaging is also available, with ultrasounds starting from around A$200–400 and MRI scans for around A$700–1,100. The facility operates as a modern university hospital with 71 intensive care beds.