Stomach Cancer Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 12

Istanbul Okan University Hospital operates its own research centre and laboratory to support complex oncology cases. Specialist consultations start from around A$100. Diagnostic imaging like PET CT or upper abdominal MRI is around A$600. Gastroenteroscopy and colonoscopy typically run A$1,400. Gastrectomy surgery is around A$13,000–15,500, which covers a 4-day hospital stay, anaesthesia, and pre-op tests. Professor Dr Kagan Gekche leads the surgical team, specialising in general surgery oncology. The clinic provides an interpreter and airport transfers for all international patients.

Bangkok Hospital Pattaya is a JCI-accredited centre in a top medical tourism spot, serving patients from 150 countries yearly. It features advanced diagnostic tools like 128-Slice CT and 3 Tesla MRI, offering thorough check-ups and promotional packages. As part of the Bangkok Hospital Group, the clinic maintains high standards and has won the Prime Minister's Export Award for medical services. Located near an international airport in a resort city, it’s well set up to support international patients, including Australians.

Aster CMI Hospital in Bangalore offers advanced minimally invasive endoscopic treatments for stomach cancer. Diagnostics include accurate imaging, capsule endoscopy, and endoscopic ultrasound. Treatment options range from endoscopic gastrectomy to polypectomy and colorectal stricture dilation, which help remove tumors and improve bowel function. The JCI-accredited hospital has 500 beds, free airport transfers, and interpreters for Arabic, Somalian, French, and Russian. It is located 30 minutes from Bangalore International Airport, making travel easy for Australian patients.