Arteriovenous Malformation Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 2

Atlas University Hospital offers diagnostic services for arteriovenous malformation, including ultrasound from around A$80 and MRI scans of one area that may cost up to A$1,000. The hospital is AACI accredited and holds an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate. It supports patients from over 160 countries with airport reception and personalised doctor matching. With 25 years of neurosurgery expertise, the hospital handles a high patient volume, backed by 120 doctors across 65 departments.

Istinye University Liv Hospital Bahcesehir offers precise AVM treatment with Gamma Knife surgery, a minimally invasive option that focuses high precision radiation. Diagnostics start from around A$140 for complete blood count, with consultations and advanced imaging also available. VP shunt surgery may cost around A$6,600 for managing complications. The multispecialty university hospital uses 1 mm neuronavigation and treats over 2,700 international patients yearly. Located 40 minutes from Istanbul New Airport, it provides free hotel booking and airport transfers along with 5-star patient services.

Memorial Ankara Hospital is a JCI-accredited centre offering advanced diagnostics for arteriovenous malformation. Consultations with treatment planning may cost around A$300, while brain MRI scans typically run around A$900. The hospital features hybrid operating theatres and the latest radiotherapy devices for vascular interventions. Located 32 km from Ankara Esenboga Airport, it also provides free airport transfers and language assistance for international patients. This setup makes it easier and clearer for Australians to plan their care abroad.

Medipol Mega University Hospital features a specialised Interventional Neuroradiology department equipped with four flat-panel angiography units and intraoperative MRI. Neurologist consultations start from around A$200 and cerebral angiography is around A$1,400. Treatment options range from Gamma Knife radiosurgery at around A$6,300 to neurosurgical resection for around A$29,500. Endovascular embolisation typically costs around A$41,000. These surgical packages generally include five hospital nights, ICU care, and pre-op tests. Professor Erol Akgül is a member of the World Federation of Interventional and Therapeutic Neuroradiology.

Liv Hospital Ulus is a JCI-accredited centre featuring a dedicated Neurological Sciences Center. A consultation with a neurologist starts from around A$200, while a brain MRI with contrast is around A$1,200. The clinic uses interventional radiology for endovenous sclerotherapy, which typically runs A$12,600. This treatment includes a 2–3 day hospital stay. International patients receive free airport transfers, interpreter services, and medical report translations. Professor Ercan Kocakoç specialises in cardiovascular surgery at the hospital, which treats patients from over 180 countries.