Radiation Therapy For Brain Tumor Clinics Abroad — Page 3

Estophia Hospital offers multidisciplinary care across 28 departments, supporting comprehensive brain tumour treatment planning. Radiation therapy may cost around A$4,600–A$8,400. The hospital serves both adult and paediatric patients in the same facility, accommodating family needs. It has a regular flow of international patients from Europe, Africa and the USA, familiar with cross-border medical logistics.

Ewha Womans University Medical Centre uses a 128-slice PET/CT to detect tumours as small as 2 mm for precise radiation targeting. The clinic is a women-only hospital and holds JCI accreditation – a global safety standard recognised in Australia. It also placed first in South Korea's national 'Quality of Services' competition for three consecutive years. English-speaking staff assist international patients.

Private Koru Ankara Hospital is equipped with a Gamma Knife for precise stereotactic radiosurgery of brain tumours. The JCI-accredited hospital treats 350,000 patients annually and runs a dedicated oncology department. Its International Patient Relations Department serves patients from 62 countries and offers free medical second opinions. Complimentary airport transfers and 24/7 multilingual support are provided for international patients.

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital is South Korea's first digital hospital, recognised in Newsweek's World's Best Smart Hospitals list. Its Gamma Knife Centre has performed over 1,000 procedures for head and neck tumours, using high-intensity cobalt irradiation that spares healthy brain tissue. It also uses the latest linear accelerators for IMRT and IGRT treatments. The hospital holds Global Healthcare Accreditation for international standards. Its International Department arranges free transfers from Incheon Airport and provides an on-site interpreter for Australian patients.

Medipol Bahçelievler University Hospital offers stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) using TrueBeam STx and Halcyon systems, typically completed in 1–5 days. Its PET-CT performs a full-body tumour scan in 5 minutes with 4× higher contrast than standard scans. The JCI-accredited hospital treats 600,000 patients annually, including international cases.

Asan Medical Centre is on Newsweek's World's Best Hospitals list. It features GammaKnife for non-invasive, incision-free brain tumour treatment. A personal coordinator and free airport transfers are provided for international patients. The centre is ISO-certified and KOIHA-accredited – meeting international healthcare standards.