Larynx Cancer Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 11

Global Hospital Mumbai has treated over 8,000 international patients and belongs to the Gleneagles Global Hospitals group. This NABH-accredited centre uses equipment from German and Swiss manufacturers for precise diagnostics. An oncologist consultation starts from around A$30. Further testing options include an MRI of one area for around A$200–400 and a BRAF gene mutation test for around A$400. A PET/CT scan typically costs around A$700–800. The clinic provides airport transfers and medical interpreters to help Australian patients manage their visit.

Manipal Goa Hospital uses the IBM Watson for Oncology AI system to recommend personalised treatment plans. This cognitive computing technology helps doctors select the most effective therapies for each patient. Treatment options include surgical tumour removal, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy. The clinic also uses Versa HD technology for precise radiotherapy and radiosurgery. This device adjusts to a patient’s breathing during irradiation to protect healthy tissue. The hospital holds NABH and NABL accreditations and treats over 2,000,000 international patients from 30 countries annually.

Seoul National University Hospital achieves a 70% organ preservation rate for progressive larynx cancer cases. An oncologist consultation starts from around A$60. PET/CT scans typically cost around A$1,400. Surgical tumour removal may cost around A$8,400–11,200 and often includes a 3-day hospital stay. Radiotherapy sessions are around A$2,100, while chemotherapy typically runs A$2,800–8,400 per session. This JCI-accredited centre uses a GammaKnife for non-invasive treatment. The dedicated international department supports over 30,000 foreign patients annually with English-speaking staff.

Dr. Rela Institute & Medical Centre is a multidisciplinary facility specialising in head and neck oncology. The centre uses advanced radiotherapy technology to treat tumours with extreme precision. Options include brachytherapy for head and neck tumours and IGRT to target neoplasms as small as 1 mm. The hospital also uses the Da Vinci robotic system and 4D radiotherapy for moving tumours. This modern facility opened in 2018 and operates entirely in English. Staff provide airport transfers and coordination for international patients traveling to Chennai.

Korea University Anam Hospital uses a hi-pass process to provide same-day diagnosis and hospitalisation. This JCI-accredited facility features a specialised Cancer Center focused on precision medicine and genetic counselling. Diagnostic options include an oncological check-up starting from around A$700. Specialist imaging such as abdominal or brain MRI typically runs A$1,600. The hospital is known globally for its robotic surgery centre. Their surgeons use minimal blood transfusion protocols to help speed up recovery times for international patients.