Liver Cancer Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 15

Global Hospital Mumbai is part of the Gleneagles Global group and specialises in robotic and laparoscopic liver surgery. An oncologist consultation starts from around A$30. Diagnostic imaging including MRI costs around A$200–A$400, while a PET/CT scan typically runs A$700–A$800. The centre is known for pioneering achievements, performing Western India's first combined liver-kidney transplant. Their international patient department manages airport transfers and interpreters for travellers. The hospital holds NABH and NABL accreditations, ensuring high standards for the 8,000 international patients treated there.

Goa Manipal Hospital uses IBM Watson for Oncology to analyse millions of medical publications for precise treatment planning. It is the largest medical centre on India’s western coast and holds NABH accreditation. Specialists use the Versa HD radiotherapy unit to target tumours while adjusting for the patient's breathing. Treatment options include laparoscopic surgical removal, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy. The facility also features a dedicated Bone Marrow Transplant Unit. International patients have access to private hospital rooms, airport transfers, and professional interpreter services during their stay.

Seoul National University Hospital (SNUH) has performed 1,000+ liver transplants since 1988. This leading state facility treats 30,000 international patients annually with full English support. Specialist consultations start from around A$60. Advanced diagnostics like PET/CT scans are typically around A$1,300. Surgical removal of a tumour may cost around A$16,200–21,600. The hospital uses a fully digital system for efficient record management. It holds the first accreditation ever granted by the Korean government for high medical standards.

Dr. Rela Institute & Medical Centre is a world-leading liver transplant hub. The clinic holds a Guinness World Record for transplant surgeries. Its surgical team has performed over 500 transplants for liver cancer and other conditions. Treatment options include robotic surgery with the Da Vinci system for faster recovery. Precise radiation therapies like X-knife and brachytherapy target tumours directly. The facility uses advanced imaging including PET-CT for diagnostics. Every doctor and staff member speaks English. International patients can access transfers and local coordinators.

Korea University Anam Hospital uses a Hi-pass system to provide same-day consultation, examination, and admission for cancer patients. This JCI-accredited facility house a dedicated Organ Transplantation Center and a specialist robotic surgery unit. Diagnostic imaging for staging typically starts from around A$1,600 for an abdominal MRI or PET scan. More detailed spinal imaging may cost around A$2,800. The hospital integrates precision medicine and genetic counselling into every care pathway. They also use bloodless surgery techniques to reduce infection risks and speed up recovery times.

Private Optimed Hospital holds ISO certification and reports a 96.6% patient satisfaction rate across its 24 departments. The facility uses advanced imaging technology for care, including CT and 1.5 Tesla MRI systems. This ensures precise monitoring and support for oncology cases. Staff there provide free online consultations to review medical history before travel. The hospital also carries out regular follow-up calls to check on progress after discharge. This multi-specialty centre remains a popular choice for international patients seeking reliable medical care.

Professor Raj Nagarkar has performed 50,000+ cancer surgeries and trained at the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh. This NABH-accredited centre uses advanced tech like Versa HD radiotherapy and PET-CT imaging. Diagnostics are accessible, with biopsy starting from around A$70 and PET/CT typically costing A$500–600. Removal of liver cancer may cost around A$10,100–11,900. The facility is the first of its kind in Maharashtra, featuring a dedicated department for nuclear medicine and clinical research audited by the US-FDA.

Medicana International Ankara Hospital uses CyberKnife stereotactic radiosurgery for non-invasive tumour targeting. Consultations with pre-operative tests start from around A$200. A comprehensive CyberKnife package typically runs A$10,200 – covering three to five treatment sessions. This package generally includes local transfers between the airport, hotel, and hospital, plus translation services and control examinations. The hospital features 207 beds and eight operating rooms in a modern facility. Professor Kaan Oysu leads the radiation oncology services for patients requiring outpatient liver cancer care.