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Versa HD radiotherapy machine at Amethyst Radiotherapy Austria clinic

Radiotherapy machine Versa HD at Amethyst Radiotherapy Austria clinic

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Austria, Vienna

Small intestine cancer Treatment in Radiotherapy center Amethyst Radiotherapy Austria

11 patients

chose clinic for Oncology Treatment

About the clinic

Small intestine cancer treatment at Amethyst Radiotherapy Austria in Vienna focuses on high-precision radiation therapy. The clinic is recognized as one of the Newsweek World's Best Hospitals 2026. Consultations with an oncologist typically run $90, while a full course of radiation therapy for bowel cancer may cost around $6,700. Treatment is led by Dr. David Kuczer, a radiation oncologist who received the DocFinder Patients' Choice Award 2025.

Diagnostics for small intestine cancer

The diagnostic process at the clinic starts with a specialist review to determine the exact tumor location and size. Patients can choose between in-person or remote options to start their care plan.

Oncologist consultation. An in-person meeting with Dr. David Kuczer to review medical history and symptoms, costing around $90.
Online consultation. A video call with an oncologist for patients who need an expert opinion from home, costing around $220.
Treatment planning. This includes advanced imaging like CT and MRI to map the tumor before therapy begins.

Radiation therapy options

The clinic uses the Elekta Versa HD linear accelerator to treat small intestine tumors. This system targets cancer cells with 1 mm accuracy. High precision helps protect the surrounding healthy organs, which is vital for tumors in the abdominal area.

Intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT). This technique adjusts the radiation beam to the shape of the tumor.
Volumetric modulated arc therapy (VMAT). This method delivers radiation quickly as the machine rotates around the patient.
Image guided radiation therapy (IGRT). Real-time imaging helps doctors track the tumor position during every session.
Stereotactic radiosurgery. A specialized approach that delivers high doses of radiation to small, well-defined areas.

Treatment package and technology

Radiation therapy for bowel cancer typically costs around $6,700. This price includes the radiotherapy sessions, detailed treatment planning, and necessary imaging such as CT and MRI scans. The clinic is located within the Wiener Privatklinik, providing a professional medical environment near the Vienna University Hospital. The team uses integrated MRI and ConeBeam CT technology to make sure every beam is placed correctly. Patients usually receive treatment on an outpatient basis and can return to their accommodation after each session. You can request a personalized treatment plan for small intestine cancer on Bookimed.

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2020 Year of foundation

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Treatments prices in the clinic

Last price update — 29.03.2025. Prices can be changed depending on the medical case and doctor's recommendations.

Oncology

diagnostics	Price
Consultation with an oncologist	$90
Online Consultation with Oncologist	$223.68

treatment	Price
Radiation therapy for colorectal cancer	$6713.64
Radiation therapy for bowel cancer	$6710.29
Radiotherapy	Price on request
Radiotherapy for breast cancer	Price on request
Radiotherapy for prostate cancer	Price on request
Radiation therapy for brain tumor	Price on request
Radiotherapy for cervical cancer	Price on request

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Licences

Operating permit for linear accelerator, Radiotherapy center Amethyst Radiotherapy Austria, Vienna, issued by Austrian Ministry of Social Affairs, Health, Care and Consumer Protection, 2020

hospital accreditation of quality

World's Best Hospitals 2026 by Newsweek

US, World's Best Hospitals 2026 by Newsweek certificate for Radiotherapy center Amethyst Radiotherapy Austria

Radiotherapy center Amethyst Radiotherapy Austria: more details about the clinic

Austria, Vienna

Amethyst Radiotherapy Austria is a leading center of excellence for advanced cancer treatment located in the heart of Vienna, within the Wiener Privatklinik and near Vienna General Hospital. The center combines internationally recognized medical expertise with state-of-the-art technology to deliver precise, personalized, and patient-centered radiotherapy care.

Specializing in radiation oncology, Amethyst treats a wide range of cancers, including prostate, breast, lung, brain, head and neck tumors, lymph node involvement, and metastatic disease, as well as certain benign conditions such as arthrosis, keloids, and other chronic or inflammatory disorders.

The clinic is equipped with a next-generation Elekta Versa HD linear accelerator, enabling highly accurate treatment delivery using advanced techniques such as IMRT, VMAT, IGRT, and stereotactic radiosurgery. These methods allow precise tumor targeting while protecting surrounding healthy tissue.

Treatment precision is supported by integrated MRI, CT, and ConeBeam CT imaging, along with advanced planning systems that ensure fully individualized therapy plans. Real-time imaging and positioning technologies further enhance safety and accuracy.

Amethyst follows a patient-focused approach with personalized treatment plans, efficient treatment schedules, and seamless care coordination. Through clinical expertise, advanced technology, and close collaboration with leading medical institutions, the center delivers high-quality radiotherapy tailored to each patient’s diagnosis and needs.

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Accommodation

Hotel (apartments) near the clinic, billed daily

Patient reviews

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5 Google reviews

Milena osole

Sep 21, 2023

First of all, I would like to thank the entire Amethyst Radiotherapy Austria team for the health care , kindness and warmth during my one month-long treatment. As a patient , I am extremely satisfied and I want to express my special gratitude to Dr, David Kuczer and prof.dr.Wolfgang Koestler for the personalized and up to date therapy they offered to me. I believe , that their personal care , their expert knowledge , top equipment , and my will for healing will take me back to the waves of the ocean and to the ski slopes . Amethyst Radiotherapy Austria and Wiener Privatklinik offer top health services and very human health care system. Thank you from the bottom of my heart Jernej Osole , Slovenia

Десислава Узунова

Sep 7, 2023

Amethyst Radiotherapy Vienna – a place, where people are kind, friendly and very, very professional! I would like to express my deep gratitude to Dr Kuczer for all his help to me, for all his kindness and understanding! Dr Kuczer is a great expert whom I trust and with whom I continue to consult with confidence and respect! Thank you so, so much Dr Kuczer!

Tomas Mertan

Aug 30, 2023

For me, maximum satisfaction with the treatment, Dr. Kuczer helps me a lot and I rely 100% on the whole team👌

claudia koutnik

Aug 22, 2023

Excellent medical service and very friendly staff! I was treated at Amethyst Vienna in May 2023. It was very worrying to learn I had an acoustic neuroma. Although the tumor was pressing on my trigeminal nerve and the pain was severe, an 11-hour operation was out of the question for me. Fortunately, I found Dr. Kuczer online, and after five sessions of stereotactic radiotherapy, I am pain-free again. The radiotherapy had virtually no side effects. Many thanks to the professional team and the excellent treatment.

Reinhard Plazotta

Nov 21, 2025

My wife was treated for cancer at the Vienna General Hospital (AKH) and given up on. Then we learned about radiation therapy and contacted the clinic. She was given hope that the radiation therapy would help, but she had to pay a large sum for the treatment. She underwent radiation therapy many times and was also hospitalized. But a few weeks later, she died.