Stomach Cancer Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 6

Bumrungrad International Hospital in Bangkok is JCI and GHA accredited, with no waiting lists and full interpreter support for Aussies. Diagnostics start from around A$920 for colonoscopy to A$2,300 for spine MRI, covering essential imaging for stomach cancer assessment. Treatment options include precision surgical oncology led by Dr Yongyut Sirivatanauksorn, who focuses on complex gastrointestinal cancers, plus immunotherapy with FDA-approved drugs personalised by IBM Watson AI. VIP transfers and extensive patient services make the process smooth and comfortable.

Liv Hospital Vadistanbul maintains a formal affiliation with Johns Hopkins and holds JCI accreditation for oncology care. A medical oncologist consultation is around A$280, while molecular marker tests for targeted therapy are around A$1,050. FOLFOX chemotherapy typically runs A$1,120 per course. A complete oncology package costs around A$5,600–A$6,675, covering CT and PET/CT scans, port installation, and treatment planning. The clinic provides free airport transfers and interpreters for Australian patients. Professor Murat Ayhan completed training at Johns Hopkins.

Professor Aziz Sumer has performed 1,100+ surgical treatments at Estophia Hospital. Consultations for a treatment plan start from around A$200. Radiation therapy typically runs A$4,600–8,400, while CyberKnife costs around A$8,400–9,100. Immunotherapy with Keytruda is around A$14,000–18,200. Surgical options range from robotic procedures for around A$16,800–22,400 to a total gastrectomy for around A$20,500. Advanced gastrectomy with HIPEC costs around A$39,900. These comprehensive surgical packages generally include hospital stays and airport transfers for international patients.

Emsey Hospital holds JCI accreditation and uses specific technologies like 3 Tesla MRI and LINAC Trilogy radiotherapy for tumour targeting. Diagnostic packages start from around A$1,700, including imaging and hotel accommodation. Chemotherapy courses typically run A$2,100–7,000, while radiotherapy costs around A$12,600–21,700. Surgical gastrectomy packages are around A$20,300–28,000 and cover a 5–7 day hospital stay with meals and companion lodging. Associate Professor Serap Kaya specialises in medical oncology and manages complex stomach cancer cases at the centre.