Lung Cancer Stage 4 Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 2

Memorial Göztepe Hospital provides precise diagnostics using AI-supported 3 Tesla MRI and digital PET/CT imaging. Multidisciplinary tumour boards review each case to design personalised treatment plans. The cancer centre uses state-of-the-art MR Linac for radiation therapy and the da Vinci XI system for robotic surgery. A specialised Clinical Research Unit offers access to global treatment innovations. The chemotherapy unit is built for high capacity, treating 40+ patients simultaneously. This eco-friendly facility is part of a major health group with over 25 years of experience.

Valued Med Hub Hospitals operates a dedicated multidisciplinary oncology department specialising in tailored immunotherapy. Preliminary costs for immunotherapy start from around A$300. Consultations typically run A$300, while a brain MRI is around A$675. Blood tests generally cost between A$750 and A$2,250. An immunotherapy program typically ranges from A$300 to A$6,750. This program includes hospital transfers between the airport and clinic for convenience. Dr Saban Sec has personally performed 900+ lung cancer treatments at the centre. The hospital holds a Turkish International Health Tourism certificate.

Memorial Ataşehir Hospital is a JCI-accredited centre that treats 1.6 million patients annually across its network. The hospital uses a multidisciplinary approach for complex oncology cases. Brain MRI for staging may cost around A$1,000. General biopsies typically run A$1,800–3,100, while angiography is around A$1,100–1,700. Patients receive free airport transfers and a personal interpreter to assist during the stay. These services help manage the logistics for Australians travelling to Istanbul for care.

Associate Professor Dr Yusuf Acikgoz leads the oncology team after completing training at Ohio State University. He frequently contributes to international phase III lung cancer trials. Basic tumour marker blood tests start from around A$150, while a full diagnostic screening programme is around A$2,500. Advanced surgery for lung tumours typically runs A$15,300–A$23,000. Alternative systemic options include combined immunotherapy and chemotherapy protocols. This ISO-accredited university hospital in Ankara features 82 intensive care beds and serves a steady global patient base.

Memorial Ankara Hospital is JCI-accredited and uses high-precision TrueBeam STx and Elekta Versa HD linear accelerators. These systems target tumours with millimetre precision to protect healthy tissue. Consultations with a treatment plan start from around A$300. Diagnostic imaging includes PET/CT for around A$800 and brain MRI for around A$900. Biopsy typically costs around A$1,400. The oncology department features 12 chemotherapy boxes and a VIP suite. Patients receive free airport transfers and language assistance throughout their stay.

Medical Park Antalya is the largest private hospital in the Mediterranean region. The facility operates a dedicated oncology-bone marrow unit equipped with LINAC for radiotherapy and PET-CT. Diagnostic entry points start from around A$100 for tumour marker blood tests. Localised imaging such as brain MRI typically costs around A$300–400. A CT scan is around A$400–500, while a PET-CT for systemic staging is around A$1,100. The centre holds an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate and manages 228 hospital beds.