Epilepsy Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 7

You Clinic specialises in a multidisciplinary approach to neurological care and holds Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) accreditation. The facility focuses on advanced stem cell therapy for complex cases and reports a 95% success rate for this treatment. It has a regular flow of international patients from Australia and North America. Doctors at the clinic develop personalised protocols for each case. While the facility provides specialised care, patients should contact the team for a detailed assessment and current pricing for specific therapy plans.

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital manages over 1.5 million patients annually as Korea's first fully digital hospital. The facility uses the integrated BESTcare electronic system to improve safety and reduce medication errors. Diagnostic imaging is readily available to confirm surgical suitability. Ultrasound typically costs around A$400. A brain MRI with contrast may cost around A$2,200. The international department simplifies the trip for Australians by providing free airport transfers from Incheon and medical interpreters for all consultations.

Artemis Hospitals is a JCI-accredited facility that has performed over 1 million surgeries since 2007. The specialized Neurosciences Center provides a range of diagnostics and surgical interventions. A brain MRI starts from around A$600. Complex neurological diagnostics typically run between A$1,100 and A$1,400. Treatment options for epilepsy include radiosurgery and deep brain stimulation. A deep brain stimulation (DBS) package typically runs between A$36,400 and A$44,800. The hospital's international department provides support with visa assistance, transfers, and interpreters.

Medipol Bahçelievler University Hospital holds JCI accreditation and uses advanced PET-CT and SPECT-CT imaging for precise neurological evaluation. Video-EEG monitoring starts from around A$500 to A$600, while diagnostic MRI scans typically cost around A$400 to A$500. For more complex cases, stereotaxic surgery costs around A$7,000 to A$13,000. This procedure uses stereotactic guidance for precision with minimal impact on surrounding brain tissue. The hospital features 14 high-tech operating rooms and simplifies the journey for international patients with dedicated translator support.

Biruni University Hospital is a primary choice for Australians, with a 91% recommendation rate. Professor Talip Asil leads the neurology team, bringing specialist expertise from the University of Calgary. Initial consultations start from around A$200, while a sleep EEG typically runs A$800. Imaging and diagnostic MRI may cost between A$300 and A$1,100. For surgical management, deep brain stimulation typically runs A$30,800. This package covers the procedure, diagnostics, and a 3-day hospital stay with intensive care.

Gachon University Gil Medical Center houses Korea's first dedicated brain health institution, the Gachon Gil Brain Center. This JCI-accredited facility uses 3.0T MRI and PET-CT for precise diagnostics. An EEG starts from around A$700, while a CT scan is typically A$700–1,000. For complex cases, surgical options like deep brain stimulation typically cost around A$78,400. The centre maintains a specialised brain vessel team and provides 24/7 emergency care. It is located just one hour from Incheon International Airport.

Dr Mehmet Besir Surme has performed 1,100+ functional neurosurgery procedures and holds a paediatric fellowship from Rome. Options for resistant epilepsy include multiple subpial transections and stereotaxic surgeries starting from around A$14,000. Deep brain stimulation typically costs around A$32,200. The vagus nerve stimulation package is around A$35,000. This comprehensive package generally covers the VNS device, the surgical procedure, a 10-day hospital stay, and 5 days of accommodation. All local airport and hotel transfers are included for international patients.