Radiation Therapy For Stomach Cancer Clinics Abroad — Page 4

Manipal Hospitals is a JCI-accredited centre that serves over 2 million patients annually, including a regular flow of international cases. It employs 1,900 doctors across 60 departments for comprehensive multidisciplinary care. The hospital has been named Best Hospital in Bangalore for 6 consecutive years and is recognised in Newsweek's World's Best Hospitals ranking.

Severance Hospital's cancer centre partners with MD Anderson and Johns Hopkins University – following global treatment protocols. Radiation therapy for stomach cancer may use IMRT (tomotherapy) for precise targeting, with the Da Vinci robotic system available for complex cases. This JCI-accredited hospital handles over 40,000 operations annually.

Medanta Hospital is a JCI-accredited facility with a dedicated Cancer Institute. Its convenient location – only 18 km from Delhi International Airport – makes transfers easy for Australian patients. The hospital's oncology centre provides comprehensive cancer care, including radiation therapy.

Global Hospital Chennai uses the TrueBeam STx linear accelerator – this technology delivers precise tumour irradiation while reducing damage to healthy tissues. The clinic is NABH accredited and listed in Newsweek’s World’s Best Hospitals, ensuring international quality standards. For international patients, comprehensive services include interpreters, airport transfers, and visa assistance, with the hospital located just 16 km from Chennai International Airport.

As part of the established Gleneagles Global Hospitals Group, Global Hospital Mumbai is accredited by India's National Accreditation Board for Hospitals. This ensures recognised quality standards. Treatment may cost 30–50% less than in Europe or the US. Free airport transfers and interpreter services reduce travel stress for Australian patients. The clinic has treated over 2 million patients, including 8,000 international cases.

Manipal Goa Hospital's radiotherapy uses a Versa HD beam unit – its precision adjusts to patient breathing to protect healthy tissue. Treatment may cost 2–5 times less than Western Europe, with free airport transfers, an interpreter, and accommodation for international patients. The hospital also uses IBM Watson for Oncology for AI-driven treatment support. It holds NABH accreditation within a network that treats 2 million international patients yearly.