Intraarterial Chemotherapy Clinics Abroad — Page 2

Medipol Mega University Hospital is JCI-accredited, meeting international safety standards recognized by Australians. This oncology centre treats over 1,200 patients daily and features 35 dedicated operating rooms. The intraarterial chemotherapy program may cost around A$500–A$14,000, depending on the case requirements. Specialists here use advanced technologies like CyberKnife and Gamma Knife for targeted cancer treatments. The hospital is a preferred choice for paediatric oncology and oncohematology cases. A rated 4.5 by hundreds of patients, it offers significant resources with 810 beds.

Emsey Hospital uses robotic systems to prepare chemotherapeutic drugs, ensuring precise dosing and sterile conditions for paediatric patients. A single course of intraarterial chemotherapy may cost around A$7,000. For complex cases, a two-course stage typically runs A$39,200 and includes up to 60 days of hospital stay. The facility holds JCI accreditation and operates one of Turkey's largest paediatric bone marrow transplant units. Professor Birol Baytan leads the department, having performed over 950 paediatric bone marrow transplants.

Private Koru Ankara Hospital offers comprehensive cancer care under JCI international standards. The clinic features an on-site Bone Marrow Transplantation Centre, Gamma Knife, and PET-CT imaging. Associate Professor Sema Yilmaz specialises in paediatric oncology, performing intraarterial chemotherapy for neuroblastoma and retinoblastoma. Her research includes fellowships at MD Anderson and Harvard University. The International Patient Relations Department supports patients from 62 countries with complimentary airport transfers and 24/7 multilingual assistance.

Biruni University Hospital is a new TEMOS-accredited campus with 15 operating rooms, including a hybrid theatre for advanced interventional procedures. Dr Hilmi Apak leads the paediatric haematology-oncology division – a published specialist treating complex childhood cancers. The hospital has a regular flow of Australian patients and meets international healthcare standards.