Brain Cancer Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 4

Turan Turan Health Group is a robotic surgery and orthopedic center in Bursa, Turkey, with over 25 years of experience. It specializes in robotic joint replacement and minimally invasive spine surgery. The clinic treats around 18,000 patients each year.

• Uses the NAVIO 7 system for precise, customized robotic knee replacements.
• Performs spine surgery with the Mazor X Stealth system for smaller incisions and faster recovery.
• Offers stem cell therapy, hydrogel therapy, and PRP for non-surgical joint and muscle treatment.
• Orthopedic surgeons have experience performing procedures in the USA and Europe.

Istinye University Liv Hospital uses PET-CT technology capable of detecting tumours as small as 1 mm. Brain MRI is around A$600 and oncologist consultations are around A$200. Diagnostic liquid biopsy typically runs A$2,500. Non-invasive Gamma Knife procedures cost around A$7,000. Neurosurgery using neuronavigation to excise lesions is around A$22,400, including ICU care. Immunotherapy courses typically start from A$7,000. Under Associate Professor Baran Yilmaz, the hospital provides free airport transfers and interpreter services for its 2,700 annual international patients.

Samsung Medical Center in Seoul is Asia’s largest cancer centre, performing over 45,000 surgeries yearly. Australians can start with a neurosurgeon consultation from around A$80–90 and an MRI scan from about A$1,630–2,200. Treatments include brain tumour removal surgery using Da Vinci surgical systems and radiosurgery with Novalis tech. Proton beam therapy is also available for targeted radiation with less harm to healthy tissue. The centre has real-time imaging systems and a partnership with Mayo Clinic, supporting efficient diagnosis and care.

Medicalpoint International Hospital in İzmir offers JCI-accredited care with a Robotic Surgery Center and advanced Precision Medicine division. Diagnostics start from around A$140 for tumour marker blood tests to whole-body MRI at about A$2,500. The hospital treats 450+ international patients yearly, including Australians, with over 200 translators and full logistics support. A single-price policy means no hidden costs. Dr Cagatay Arslan leads brain tumour oncology, certified by ESMO and trained in Turkey's top medical universities.