Osteosarcoma Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 3

Medical Park Antalya Hospital Complex is the largest private hospital in the Mediterranean region specialising in orthopedics and oncology. It offers advanced diagnostics for osteosarcoma, including tumour marker blood tests from around A$70 and PET/CT scans that may cost about A$1,200. The hospital features a dedicated oncology-bone marrow unit with PET-CT and LINAC equipment, ensuring thorough imaging and radiotherapy options. It holds the International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate, indicating standardised care for international patients.

Istinye University Liv Hospital uses PET-CT technology capable of detecting tumours as small as 1 mm. An oncologist consultation costs around A$200, while an MRI revision is around A$100. Molecular testing typically runs A$4,600. Treatment options include chemotherapy courses from around A$5,900, which includes a 5-day hospital stay. Radiotherapy sessions are around A$7,000. Complex surgery with implant installation typically costs around A$51,800. International patients receive free airport transfers, 24/7 translator support, and medical reports in English.

Samsung Medical Center in Seoul is Asia's largest cancer centre, known for proton beam therapy, Novalis, IGRT, and the Da Vinci surgical system. Diagnostics start with a neurosurgeon consultation from around A$80, with MRI scans costing around A$1,900–2,200 and CT scans of thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic organs typically around A$2,100–3,600. The hospital holds 'Hospital of presidential standards' status and has been Korea’s Top Medical Center 12 times consecutively, ensuring solid support for osteosarcoma diagnosis and treatment planning.