Brain Tumor Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 7

Biruni University Hospital in Istanbul offers advanced brain tumor care on a new 80,000 m² campus with 15 operating rooms, including a hybrid setup. Diagnostics start at around A$70 for a complete blood count, with MRI scans typically around A$700–1,300. Treatment options include Tomotherapy radiation therapy, which may cost around A$11,800–19,000 and covers targeted sessions, imaging guidance, and follow-up. The hospital is TEMOS accredited and staffed by experienced neurosurgeons, including Dr Melih Ucer, who specialises in Gamma Knife radiosurgery and complex brain surgeries.

Asan Medical Center in Seoul uses the Da Vinci robotic system and GammaKnife for precise, minimally invasive brain tumor surgery. Neurologist consultations start from around A$80. Surgery packages may cost around A$27,200 to A$39,500 and usually include hospital stay, anaesthesia, and follow-up care. The centre holds ISO and KOIHA accreditations and supports international patients with personal coordinators and free airport transfers. It’s South Korea’s largest multidisciplinary hospital with expert cancer and transplant care.

Dr Mehmet Beşir Sürme has performed 1,100+ brain tumour procedures at this JCI-accredited centre. An online consultation costs around A$700, while a brain MRI is around A$1,400. Treatment options include neuronavigation-guided craniotomy typically running A$14,000–21,000, which covers pre-op tests, anaesthetic, and 5–7 days in hospital. Non-invasive Gamma Knife radiosurgery is around A$21,000. Tomotherapy typically costs around A$14,000. The clinic provides free airport transfers and professional interpreters for all Australian patients.

Kolan Hospital Group is a JCI-accredited network in Istanbul with 6 hospitals and advanced neurodiagnostic tech like PET-CT and video-EEG. Neurologist consultations may cost around A$100, with brain MRI from about A$770 and extended blood analysis around A$1,300. Brain tumor surgery typically runs near A$20,600. The group offers free airport transfers, interpreters, and allows one person to accompany patients, ensuring comfort and support throughout treatment.

Gangnam Severance Hospital in Seoul is JCI-accredited and performs over 1,300 neurosurgeries a year. It offers precise robotic brain surgery with the da Vinci System, which supports faster recovery through minimally invasive techniques. Tomotherapy radiation targets tumors accurately while sparing healthy tissue. Diagnostics include PET-CT, MRI, MRA, and ultrasound for thorough assessment. Australian patients benefit from free interpreters, airport transfers on bills over A$4,400, and fast-tracked treatment arrangements.

Medicana Sivas Hospital provides several neurosurgery pathways for tumours using advanced neuronavigation. Radiotherapy typically costs around A$9,600 and includes 30 sessions with internal flights and airport transfers. Posterior fossa surgery may cost around A$12,100, covering pre-operative tests, anaesthesia, and up to 8 days in hospital. Complex surgery with neuronavigation is around A$18,200, which includes a companion stay and translation services. MD Mustafa Gurelik is board-certified in neurosurgery and specialises in stereotactic and functional procedures for brain and spinal cord tumours.

Manipal Hospitals in Bangalore is a JCI-accredited centre offering expert neurosurgery for brain tumors. The hospital treats over 2 million patients annually and manages complex cases with multidisciplinary teams. With 600 beds and advanced facilities, it consistently ranks among India’s top hospitals. Australian patients benefit from care that meets international standards in a leading tertiary centre well-equipped for brain tumor treatment. Although no specific prices are listed, the clinic’s reputation ensures reliable and comprehensive care.