Brain Tumor Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 12

Medicana International Ankara Hospital is a JCI-accredited facility specialising in non-invasive CyberKnife stereotactic radiosurgery. Professor Kaan Oysul leads the radiation oncology unit using this advanced system for precise tumour targeting without incisions. CyberKnife treatment packages typically cost around A$8,400–A$9,600. This covers a consultation, pre-operative tests, up to five sessions, and contrast MRI. The package also includes airport transfers and interpreter services. Treatment is outpatient, though patients generally stay in Turkey for 8–10 days to complete the full diagnostic and recovery cycle.

Derindere Hospital in Istanbul is a private multispecialty centre with a modern digital setup and 6 operating rooms. It treats both adults and children with brain tumours and handles complex cases with 42 intensive care beds. The hospital is TÜV AUSTRIA-certified for safety, quality, and data protection. While it has an international patient base from Europe, CIS, and Arab League states, no pricing or specific treatment details are currently available.

Professor Dr Mehmet Ozek completed his neurosurgery fellowships at Yale and Florida University, bringing high-level expertise to this Istanbul centre. Consultations start with a neurosurgeon around A$200–$300, while a 3.0T brain MRI is around A$1,800–$2,100. Precision treatments include CyberKnife or Gamma Knife for around A$9,100. Surgical removal of a brain tumour typically costs between A$28,000 and A$70,000. Many radiotherapy plans include airport transfers and a translator to help Australians navigate their care smoothly.

HEC Turkey is a JCI-accredited hospital in Istanbul with 49 departments. The clinic focuses on connecting patients with 102 specialists across a wide range of medical fields.

• Strongest areas include general surgery, orthopedics, and internal medicine.
• Joint Commission International accreditation for quality and patient safety.
• Free patient consultations offered before scheduling procedures.

HEALTH&MORE surgeons have performed over 20,000 complex procedures at their specialised brain and spine centre. Professor Gökhan Kurt completed Gamma Knife training in Stockholm to treat tumours with extreme precision. A comprehensive Gamma Knife radiosurgery package typically costs around A$9,700. This covers three treatment sessions, four days in a 4-star hotel, and all transfers. The price also includes 3T MRI diagnostics, local insurance, and a private wound care nurse. The clinic uses FDA-approved technology for these non-invasive, outpatient treatments.

EKOL International Hospitals is a multispecialty hospital in İzmir treating 500,000 patients annually. It holds ISO certification and the Turkish government's International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate.

• 100 physicians on staff.
• 25 medical departments covering a broad range of specialties.
• Accredited by the Turkish Medical Association.

Fortis Hospital in Noida is NABH accredited with a dedicated Centre of Excellence in Neurosciences. The hospital has 236 beds and 12 operation theatres, providing advanced care in brain tumour treatment. Part of the Fortis Healthcare group since 2004, it’s recognised for compassionate care and clinical excellence in oncology and neuroscience. Although specific treatment prices aren’t listed, the hospital offers a strong focus on comprehensive neuroscience and oncology services in a multi-specialty setting.

Artemis Hospital Gurgaon is a JCI and NABH accredited multispecialty hospital known for neurology, oncology, neurosurgery, and neuro interventional procedures. The hospital won the Asia Pacific Hand Hygiene Excellence Award from WHO in 2011. It offers advanced surgical oncology and spine surgery facilities on a 400-bed campus. While specific brain tumour treatment prices are not listed, patients can expect comprehensive care backed by strong neurosurgical expertise in a hygienic environment.