Breast Cancer Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 11

Apollo Hospital Indraprastha serves as the specialist breast surgeon to the Australian High Commission and holds JCI accreditation. Modern tech includes the da Vinci robotic system and TrueBeam STx radiotherapy. Diagnostic mammography starts from around A$70, while complex diagnostic panels typically run A$1,100–2,100. Surgical options include lumpectomy for around A$2,200–3,500 and mastectomy for around A$4,000–6,200. The centre uses 64-slice PET-CT for precise staging. Dr Sidharth Sahni is a certified tutor at the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh.

Fortis Gurgaon ranks as the world’s second most technically advanced hospital and treats over 5,500 cancer patients annually. The centre uses the Da Vinci robot for breast cancer surgery, allowing for small 8 mm incisions and a fast 10-day recovery. Treatment options include minimally invasive keyhole surgery, targeted therapy, and advanced radiotherapy like IGRT. Diagnostics such as MRI and PET-CT are available on-site. International patients receive airport transfers and a personal coordinator to manage their care. Dr Vedant Kabra leads the dedicated oncology department.

Medanta Hospital was the first facility in India to introduce robotic surgeries across multiple medical specialties. This JCI-accredited centre features 45 operating theatres and a dedicated research institute for oncology. Breast cancer surgery typically runs between A$4,900 and A$5,600. The facility operates at a massive scale with 1,250 beds to manage a high volume of international cases. These surgical options focus on the precise removal of tumours within a highly regulated clinical environment.