Anadolu Medical Center in Istanbul, Turkey, provides a full range of care for pituitary adenoma. Consultations start at $120, advanced brain imaging costs around $700, and non-invasive CyberKnife treatment runs $7,500-$15,000. The neurosurgery team is led by Prof. Dr. Mehmet Chaglar Berk, who is affiliated with Johns Hopkins Medicine for advanced treatment planning.
The clinic offers a multidisciplinary approach. Each case is reviewed by a tumor board to determine the best plan. A wide array of diagnostic tools is available.
- Neurosurgeon and endocrinologist consultations
- Advanced imaging like MRI of the pituitary gland and 3.0T brain MRI
- Laboratory blood tests for hormone levels
- Visual field testing and CT scans
Prof. Dr. Berk directs the neurosurgery department. His team uses the latest technology for precise treatment.
Treatment Options for Pituitary Adenoma
Anadolu Medical Center provides both surgical and non-surgical treatments.
Endoscopic Transsphenoidal Hypophysectomy is a minimally invasive surgery. Surgeons access the tumor through the nose without external cuts. The procedure uses neuronavigation and intraoperative neuromonitoring for safety. Hospitalization typically lasts five days. This surgery may cost around $29,150 to $45,000. The package often includes the operation, a hospital stay, ICU care, and necessary materials.
Stereotactic Radiosurgery (CyberKnife) is a non-invasive alternative. It delivers precise radiation to the tumor without an incision. Treatment is usually done on an outpatient basis. This option may cost between $7,500 and $15,000. It includes the radiotherapy sessions and target definition.
The JCI-accredited clinic supports patients with services like interpreters. To explore these specialized treatment options for a pituitary adenoma, consulting with the clinic's specialists is the recommended next step.
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