Chemotherapy For Liver Cancer Clinics Abroad — Page 5

Global Hospital Mumbai offers chemotherapy for liver cancer within a major hospital network that has served 2 million patients, including 8,000 foreign patients annually. Its NABH and NABL accreditations meet international treatment and lab quality standards. The cost is typically 30–50% less than in Europe or the US. The International Patient Services Department provides English-speaking staff, free airport transfers, and dietary meals to ease the journey for Australians.

This clinic employs IBM Watson for Oncology, an AI system that analyses over 15 million medical publications to help plan treatments. The multidisciplinary team of oncologists collaborates using this AI and conventional methods. Treatment may cost 2-5 times less than in Western Europe. The international patient package includes airport transfers, interpreter services, and accommodation. Manipal Hospitals is NABH and ISO accredited, with a track record of serving millions of international patients.

Seoul National University Hospital is a digitally integrated IT-hospital where all patient data is stored securely. It treats 30,000 patients from 80 countries annually with 24/7 interpreter services. The cancer centre runs 150 clinical trials yearly, offering potential access to the latest chemotherapy protocols. The hospital has performed over 1,000 liver transplants since 1988.

Maharashtra's first NABH-accredited cancer hospital treats over 75,000 patients yearly and has performed 65,000+ cancer surgeries. It specialises in advanced chemotherapy, immunotherapy and metronomic therapy for liver cancer, with on-campus research audited by the US-FDA. Its Medical Oncologist, Dr Shruti Kate, trained at Tata Memorial Hospital and holds memberships with ASCO and ESMO.