Cyberknife For Brain Tumor Clinics Abroad — Page 3

Medicana International Izmir Hospital is a private hospital in Izmir, Turkey. It serves both local and international patients across multiple medical fields. The hospital is part of the Medicana Healthcare Group, a well-known network in the country.

• Located in Izmir, a major city on Turkey's Aegean coast.
• Part of the Medicana chain, which operates hospitals in several Turkish cities.
• Accepts international patients and offers support for travel arrangements.

Asan Medical Center is South Korea's largest hospital and uses GammaKnife for this non-invasive radiosurgery. Treatment may cost around A$7,000–A$17,600 based on complexity. The centre provides a free airport transfer from Incheon International Airport and assigns a personal coordinator to each international patient. It holds ISO and KOIHA accreditations, meeting international quality standards.

Severance Hospital is a JCI-accredited Yonsei University hospital with an internationally partnered Cancer Centre. Its multidisciplinary team has performed over 4,000 robotic surgeries, including precise CyberKnife radiosurgery for brain tumours. The hospital has a 1,300-doctor academic team including 395 professors. For Australians, treatment may cost around A$7,000–A$17,600.

Apollo Hospital Indraprastha uses TrueBeam STx radiotherapy for precise brain tumour treatment. The JCI-accredited facility is part of South Asia’s largest hospital network. Treatment may cost around A$7,000–A$17,600. The centre treats a regular flow of Australian and international patients with English-speaking staff.

Medanta Hospital was India's first hospital to introduce robotic surgery – a clear sign of adopting advanced technology. The 1250-bed, JCI-accredited hospital has 45 operating theatres for complex procedures. Located just 18 km from Delhi International Airport, it's a straightforward trip for Australian patients. Treatment may cost around A$7,000–A$17,600.

BLK Super Speciality Hospital was the first centre in Asia – and seventh worldwide – to treat patients with the CyberKnife VSI system. This JCI-accredited hospital integrates PET-CT imaging with CyberKnife for extremely precise, non-invasive brain tumour treatment. A personal international coordinator handles all logistics from visa to transfers and accommodation. The procedure may cost around A$7,000–A$17,600.