Pediatric Oncology Clinics Abroad — Page 16

Istanbul Okan University Hospital serves 200,000+ patients annually and provides a multidisciplinary approach for children with cancer. The oncology department has performed over 1,100 treatments for complex cases like sarcomas.

• Treatments include chemotherapy, surgery, and personalised protocols for paediatric sarcomas
• Doctors utilise neuronavigation for minimally invasive endoscopic procedures
• Facility features 10 operating theatres and 250 beds for inpatient care
• Free second opinion system available for diagnostic reviews
• Multidisciplinary team includes oncologists and orthopaedic surgeons for coordinated care

Ophthalmology Clinics Bati Goz has specialized in treating ocular tumours and eye disorders for over 15 years. The network uses innovative therapies to handle complex vision-related cases in children.

• Specialises in pediatric ophthalmology and ocular oncology across its international medical network
• Equipped for diagnostic imaging and surgical treatment of tumors affecting the eye and orbit
• Main hospital in Turkey serves a steady flow of international patients
• Experienced in managing eye-specific cancers using safe surgical techniques

Bangkok Hospital Pattaya is the primary diagnostic and treatment centre on Thailand's East Coast and holds JCI accreditation. It belongs to the Bangkok Dusit Medical Services network, ensuring strict quality standards for paediatric cancer care.

• Follows JCI standards for patient safety and clinical quality
• Part of a network of 30 hospitals with shared medical expertise
• On-site diagnostic facilities for screening and monitoring
• English-speaking coordinators assist Australian patients with treatment plans

Aster CMI Hospital is a primary part of a 9-country medical network. The hospital uses robotic surgery and 3D printing for complex paediatric cases.

• JCI-accredited facility with 500 beds for inpatient accommodation
• On-site diagnostics include molecular testing and digital imaging systems
• Multidisciplinary teams handle paediatric organ transplants and oncological surgeries
• Doctors use 3D printing to plan and execute precise tumour removals