Stereotaxic Surgeries Clinics Abroad — Page 4

This certified health tourism centre in Eskisehir offers stereotaxic surgeries targeting Parkinson's, epilepsy, and depression. Treatments include deep brain stimulation for Parkinson’s, dystonia, and tremor, plus vagus nerve stimulation for resistant epilepsy and major depression. Spinal cord and sacral nerve stimulation relieve neuropathic pain, paraplegia, and incontinence. Neurosurgical approaches are tailored to a wide range of neurological and psychiatric conditions. Procedures may cost around A$14,000. The clinic welcomes international patients, including from Commonwealth countries.

Severance Hospital performs over 40,000 surgeries a year and uses the Da Vinci robotic system for advanced operations. The hospital is JCI accredited, meeting international safety standards. Their Cancer Center cooperates with MD Anderson and Johns Hopkins, bringing multidisciplinary expertise. While no doctor is listed, Severance has strong institutional support and a solid reputation in complex neurosurgical procedures like stereotaxic surgeries. This makes it a trusted option for Australians seeking care in Seoul.

Apollo Hospital Indraprastha is part of South Asia’s largest medical network with 64 hospitals and JCI accreditation, ensuring international standards. It has treated over 45 million patients from 120 countries, including many Australians. The hospital offers English-speaking staff for clear communication. Stereotaxic surgeries may cost around A$10,500, reflecting quality care in a globally recognised centre.

Fortis Gurgaon is NABH and NABL certified, offering stereotaxic surgeries with the Da Vinci surgical robot for minimal 1–2 cm incisions. Their CyberKnife system removes tumors without skin incisions. The clinic has an E-ICU monitoring system providing 24/7 electronic patient care. Located just 20 km from Indira Gandhi International Airport, it suits Australians seeking advanced treatment with strong post-op rehabilitation support on site.