Chemotherapy For Brain Tumor Clinics Abroad — Page 3

Global Hospital Chennai has TrueBeam STx and a 3 Tesla Silent MRI for advanced, precise brain tumour care. Part of the Gleneagles group serving 2 million patients annually, it is NABH-accredited. International services include interpreters, visa help and airport transfers.

Global Hospital Mumbai has treated 2 million patients and 8,000 international cases from 25 countries. NABH and NABL accreditations signal international safety and laboratory standards. Treatment costs here are 30–50% less than in Europe or the United States. The International Patient Services Department organises free airport transfers, tailored meals, and visa assistance.

Manipal Goa Hospital is part of India’s trusted Manipal network, serving 2 million international patients annually. Chemotherapy may cost 2–5 times less than comparable care in Western Europe. The package often includes free airport transfers, interpreter services and accommodation. The centre uses a Versa HD beam unit and IBM Watson for Oncology AI to assist treatment planning. It holds NABH accreditation and ISO certification for international quality standards.

Seoul National University Hospital's GammaKnife centre treats 700 brain tumour patients annually with a 90% success rate. The hospital is South Korea's first government-accredited centre, meeting rigorous national standards. A fully digital facility since 2004, it treats 30,000 international patients yearly and has a 24/7 English interpreter service and a dedicated international patient department.

HCG Manavata Cancer Centre treats over 75,000 patients annually, including complex brain tumour cases. Dr Shruti Kate, trained at India’s top cancer centre – Tata Memorial Hospital – specialises in targeted chemotherapy and immunotherapy. The centre holds NABH accreditation, uses advanced PET-CT imaging for tumour mapping, and has US-FDA audited clinical research. It was the first in its region to introduce dedicated nuclear medicine and TomoTherapy.