Acoustic Neuroma Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 7

Soon Chun Hyang University Hospital in Seoul offers specialised imaging for acoustic neuroma using PET-CT, 3.0T MRI, CT, and scintigraphy. Diagnostics start from around A$100 for revision of MRI results and MRI scans typically run A$770 to A$1,600. The hospital treats over 15,000 international patients yearly, including Australians. With four locations and a one-stop bloodless surgery system, it covers the full spectrum of diagnostics supported by 130+ doctors and 717 inpatient beds.

Global Hospital Chennai specialises in minimally invasive surgery for acoustic neuroma using the Da Vinci surgical robot and TrueBeam STx for tumour irradiation. The NABH-accredited hospital offers 3 Tesla Silent MRI for detailed imaging. International patients benefit from interpreters, visa assistance, airport transfers, and hotel booking. Located 16 km from Chennai International Airport, it’s part of the Gleneagles Global Hospitals group that treats over 2 million patients annually, ensuring trusted care with advanced technology and smooth travel support.

Aster CMI Hospital in Bangalore is a JCI-accredited centre known for minimally invasive brain surgeries. Its Neurosciences Department uses advanced tools like a 3-Tesla MRI and Hybrid Cath Lab for neurological care. The hospital is part of Aster DM Healthcare’s 9-country network, offering free airport transfers and personal coordination for international patients. Interpreter services in multiple languages help Australians navigate treatment smoothly. Located just 30 minutes from Bangalore International Airport, it combines expert care with practical support for overseas visitors.

Global Hospital Mumbai is NABH and NABL accredited, using advanced Korean, German, and Swiss medical gear. It offers MRI scans for acoustic neuroma starting from around A$200 to A$400. The hospital provides free airport transfers, medical interpreters, and visa support for international patients. Located just 15 km from Mumbai International Airport, it offers treatment costs 30-50% lower than Europe and the US, making it a cost-effective choice for Australians.