Glioblastoma Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 6

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital offers advanced glioblastoma diagnostics starting with oncologist consultations from around A$50. Brain MRI with contrast may cost about A$2,300, while PET/CT scans typically run near A$2,200. Treatment options include precise radiation therapies like IMRT, IGRT, and Gamma Knife radiosurgery, along with minimally invasive surgery using Da Vinci robotics. The hospital’s BESTcare system supports safe treatment, and international patients benefit from free airport transfers and English-speaking staff in Seoul.

Artemis Hospitals was the first in India to use Image Guided Radiation Therapy. A neurosurgeon consultation starts from around A$70. Brain MRI is around A$600 and angiography typically costs A$800. A structured glioblastoma program is available for around A$10,900. This package includes a microsurgical craniotomy, diagnostic imaging, and a 5-day hospital stay with transfers. The hospital is JCI accredited and has performed over 1,000,000 surgeries for international patients. Dr Aditya Gupta has performed 1,100+ neurosurgical procedures and trained in the USA and Europe.

Medipol Bahçelievler University Hospital is JCI-accredited and offers precise glioblastoma treatment with advanced neurosurgery and radiotherapy tech. Diagnostics like PET-CT and CT scans start from around A$300, with brain biopsy from about A$7,000. Surgical resection may cost around A$16,800–25,200, covering surgery, use of advanced operating rooms, and pre- and post-op care. Radiation uses TrueBeam STx and Halcyon for fast, targeted sessions. Nuclear medicine therapies with Lu-177 and Y-90 provide options for advanced cases, all supported by 24/7 emergency services in Istanbul.

Biruni University Hospital in Istanbul offers modern diagnostics for glioblastoma, with MRI scans typically costing around A$700–1,100 and consultations with treatment plans around A$240. This TEMOS-accredited facility serves international patients including Australians. The new 80,000 m² campus features 15 operating rooms and 134 doctors across 70 departments, covering neurosurgery and oncology. Thyroid function tests start from around A$140. The hospital’s advanced setup supports both adult and paediatric cases with English-speaking medical services.

Asan Medical Center in Seoul is South Korea’s largest multidisciplinary hospital with advanced oncology and neurosurgery facilities. It offers treatment for glioblastoma using cutting-edge tech like GammaKnife and the Da Vinci robotic system for tumour removal. International patients from Australia get personal coordinators and free airport transfers, making the journey smooth. The clinic’s location near Olympic Park is easy to reach from Incheon International Airport. While prices aren’t listed, its extensive experience and specialised cancer centres build strong patient confidence.

Gangnam Severance Hospital in Seoul holds JCI accreditation and specialises in glioblastoma care. Diagnostics start from genetic screening at around A$2,900, helping tailor treatment plans. It offers Tomotherapy, a precise 3D image-guided radiotherapy that limits damage to healthy brain tissue. For surgery, the da Vinci Robotic System enables minimally invasive tumour removal, reducing pain and recovery time. Australian patients benefit from free interpreter services, an international patient coordinator, and fast-track treatment from day one.

Medicana Sivas Hospital treats over 110,000 patients each year in Sivas. It operates 35 departments with a staff of 86 specialists. The hospital is part of a trusted national healthcare network.

• Patients come from across the region for general surgery and internal medicine.
• On-site diagnostic imaging and laboratory services support fast diagnosis.
• Private patient rooms offer comfort and privacy during recovery.

Manipal Hospitals in Bangalore is JCI-accredited and one of India’s top hospitals for glioblastoma care. It treats over 2 million patients yearly and offers neurosurgical procedures for brain tumours. International patients receive personalised care, including support with airport transfers and accommodation. Dr Sarat Chandra P, head of oncology, specialises in advanced cancer therapies, focusing on glioblastoma. The hospital combines strong clinical expertise with multidisciplinary services for holistic treatment and ongoing support for Australian patients.