Radiation Therapy For Colorectal Cancer Clinics Abroad — Page 5

Manipal Hospitals is JCI and NABH accredited – meeting strict international safety standards for radiation therapy. Part of one of India’s largest healthcare groups, its oncology department specialises in colorectal cancers. The clinic provides full international patient support, including airport transfers and English medical reports for Australian GPs.

Severance Hospital's cancer centre partners with MD Anderson and Johns Hopkins – international standards Australians recognise. Advanced radiation options include IMRT, tomotherapy, radiosurgery, and hyperthermia for colorectal tumours. The JCI-accredited hospital handles over 40,000 operations annually with a 1,300-strong specialist team. Dr Park Cheong Soo specialises in this field with 20+ years' oncology experience and board certification.

The clinic offers TrueBeam STx radiotherapy – a precise system used across its 9 dedicated oncology centres. Part of the Apollo Group, it is JCI-accredited and has treated over 45 million patients from 120 countries, with English-speaking staff for international visitors. The hospital won the Newsweek World's Best Hospitals award.

Fortis Gurgaon was ranked the world's 2nd most technically advanced hospital. The centre uses IMRT, IGRT and VMAT radiation for precise colorectal cancer treatment, targeting tumours with 1 mm accuracy. Dr Bidhu Kalyan Alyan Mohanti, Head of Radiation Oncology, leads the team which treats over 5,500 patients annually. The clinic's international services include a personal coordinator, interpreter, and airport transfers.

Medanta Hospital is a JCI-accredited centre with over 300 critical care beds and 45 operating theatres, supporting comprehensive oncology. The large 1250-bed facility is about 18 km from Delhi's international airport – convenient for overseas travel. JCI accreditation is a global safety benchmark recognised in Australia.