Ovarian cyst treatment at Anadolu Medical Center

Ovarian cyst treatment at Anadolu Medical Center in Gebze, Istanbul, is led by an expert gynecologic oncology team using the Da Vinci robotic system. Diagnosis may cost around $30 for a PAP test, while surgical options range from a laparoscopic cystectomy for $3,300 to robotic hysterectomy around $16,000. The clinic is JCI-accredited and maintains an affiliation with Johns Hopkins Medicine, providing patients with access to international medical protocols.

Advanced diagnostics for ovarian cysts

The medical team uses several tools to determine the nature of a cyst and choose the best treatment path. Patients receive a thorough evaluation that often includes imaging and laboratory tests to rule out malignancy or hormonal imbalances. Common diagnostic procedures include:

• Ultrasound. This imaging typically costs around $100–$300.
• Consultation with a gynecologic surgeon. A specialist review is around $100–$200.
• Abdominal MRI. Detailed imaging of the pelvic region may cost $700–$1,000.
• Hormonal profile blood test. Helps check for endocrine factors and costs around $100–$300.
• PET CT. Used for advanced staging in complex cases, costing around $900.
• Endometrial biopsy. A procedure to check the uterine lining, which runs around $1,300.

Surgical treatment options

Associate Professor Taylan Senol manages ovarian cyst cases with over 10 years of experience in gynecologic oncology. Dr. Senol is a member of the European Society of Gynaecological Oncology (ESGO) and has co-authored 10 books in his field. He performs both minimally invasive and open surgeries based on the size and type of the cyst.

• Laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy. This ovary-sparing approach typically runs $3,300–$3,400. It includes a 1-night stay, anesthesia, and a frozen section biopsy during surgery to check for cancer immediately.
• Oophorectomy. The removal of an affected ovary while keeping the uterus costs around $4,900 and requires 2 nights in the hospital.
• Robotic hysterectomy + BSO. Using the Da Vinci robot, this surgery costs around $16,000. It involves removing the uterus and both ovaries with 5 days of hospitalization for better precision and less pain.
• Laparoscopic hysterectomy. A minimally invasive removal of the uterus and ovaries for benign cases, costing around $12,400 with a 4-night stay.
• Cytoreductive surgery. For malignant masses, this radical procedure costs around $25,000 and includes 10 days of hospital care.

Most surgical packages at the clinic include anesthesia, routine pre-operative tests, pathological examinations, and hospital stays for both the patient and an accompanying person. To start your treatment plan, you may request a consultation on Bookimed.