Radiotherapy For Breast Cancer Clinics Abroad — Page 3

Medipol Mega University Hospital is a JCI-accredited oncology centre equipped with advanced TrueBeam and Trilogy LINAC systems. This technology allows for precise intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT). A 30-session treatment package typically costs around A$7,700. This estimate covers the radiotherapy sessions, MRI with contrast, blood tests, and a biopsy review. Professor Dilek Ünal leads the radiation oncology team and offers remote reviews of patient images before travel. The clinic translates all medical reports into English to assist with care continuity back in Australia.

Bumrungrad's Horizon Regional Cancer Centre uses IBM Watson for Oncology AI to personalise breast cancer radiotherapy plans. The hospital is the first in Asia to earn JCI accreditation and holds Global Healthcare Accreditation for international patient support. Treatment packages save 35–75% versus comparable Western care and include transfers and a visa service. The centre has over 30 specialised oncologists and radiologists, plus 150+ on-site interpreters. With no waiting lists, patients can start radiotherapy promptly after arrival.

Emsey Hospital uses the LINAC Trilogy device for radiotherapy, enabling highly precise IMRT and VMAT. The JCI-accredited facility holds Turkey's first International Health Tourism Certificate (001). Treatment may cost around A$11,900 to A$25,200. The hospital organises airport transfers, interpreters, and accommodation, simplifying logistics for Australian patients.

Professor Berrin Pehlivan specialise in Intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) for breast cancer. The comprehensive treatment programme typically costs around A$1,400–A$14,000 depending on requirements. This package generally covers 20 radiotherapy sessions, doctor fees, lab tests, and airport transfers. Professor Pehlivan holds a professorship in medicine and leads the oncological radiology team. The hospital operates a dedicated Nuclear Medicine department for precise diagnostic support. Patients should plan for a 4-week stay in Turkey to complete the full 5-session weekly radiotherapy schedule.

Ewha Womans University Medical Centre is a JCI-accredited hospital serving only women since 1887. Its oncology department uses a 128-slice PET/CT scanner that detects tumours as small as 2 mm for precise radiotherapy planning. The clinic also offers robotic and minimally invasive surgery options for less scarring. Treatment may cost around A$24,300–A$35,000.

Private Koru Ankara Hospital is a JCI-accredited facility treating 350,000 patients annually. Its oncology centre uses advanced Gamma Knife and PET-CT for precise radiotherapy planning. The hospital offers free medical second opinions and 24/7 multilingual support for its international clientele. A dedicated International Patient Relations Department serves patients from 62 countries, and complimentary airport transfers are provided.