Cervical Cancer Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 6

Estophia Hospital provides a full suite of cervical cancer care, from high-resolution imaging to robotic radiotherapy. CT scans start from around A$400, while PET/CT typically runs A$900–1,400. Surgical options like a hysterectomy may cost around A$4,200–11,200. The centre also uses non-invasive CyberKnife technology, which typically costs around A$8,400–9,100. For systemic care, chemotherapy typically runs A$2,800–7,000. Immunotherapy with one box of Keytruda is around A$3,900. This private medical centre regularly treats an international patient base in Istanbul.

Emsey Hospital holds JCI accreditation and treats over 20,500 international patients annually. Pelvic MRI diagnostics start from around A$600. A comprehensive diagnostic package including PET-CT, oncologist consultation, and blood tests typically runs A$900–2,400. For treatment, brachytherapy packages are around A$9,200, covering up to 5 sessions and 10 days' accommodation. A combined radiotherapy package with IMRT and brachytherapy may cost around A$20,300, including 36 days of hotel stay. Surgical options like a hysterectomy typically run A$13,300–20,300. The clinic provides airport transfers and English discharge summaries.

Ewha Womans University Medical Center is a JCI-accredited women-only hospital featuring a 128-slice PET/CT that detects tumours as small as 2mm. Professor Kim Yun Hwan, who trained at Seoul National and Munich University, leads the oncogynecology centre. Initial consultations cost around A$2,200. Diagnostic options include pelvic MRI for around A$38,700–47,300 and colposcopy with biopsy for around A$18,000–19,300. A package for diagnostics and six cycles of palliative chemotherapy typically runs A$28,000–35,000, including hospital stays of up to three days per cycle.

Private Koru Ankara Hospital is a JCI-accredited centre that treats over 350,000 patients annually. The clinic uses advanced technology like the Da Vinci robotic surgical system and Gamma Knife for complex oncology cases. While the hospital provides free medical second opinions, its international department serves patients from 62 countries with 24/7 support. Associate Professor Dr Emrah Eraslan specialises in cervical cancer and has published extensive research in medical oncology. Patients also have access to the hospital’s five-star wellness centre for post-treatment recovery.