Cervical cancer treatment at Hadassah Medical Center

A PET-CT scan at Hadassah University Hospital in Jerusalem, Israel, costs around $3694 USD. This scan helps detect cancer and other diseases. It’s performed with a report from a leading specialist, Dr. Marina Orevi.

PET-CT scans combine Positron Emission Tomography (PET) and Computed Tomography (CT). This provides detailed images of your body. Doctors use these images to find diseases, especially cancer. A PET-CT scan can show how organs and tissues are working. It can also show if there is any disease present, even before other tests can detect it.

What Does a PET-CT Scan Involve?

The scan itself is painless and non-invasive. Before the scan, you’ll receive a small amount of radioactive tracer. This tracer helps the PET scanner detect areas of increased metabolic activity. The CT scan then creates detailed images of your anatomy. These images are combined to create a clear picture.

Dr. Marina Orevi is a specialist in Nuclear Medicine and PET/CT scans. She has 20 years of experience. She provides a report with your scan results. This report is provided in English for your convenience.

What’s Included in the Price?

• PET‑CT scan
• Report by the Head of the PET CT/CT Unit

Hadassah University Hospital offers other services too. You can request a medical assistant with simultaneous interpretation. A consultation with Prof. T. Perry, Head of the Gynecologic Oncology Unit, is also available. Pathology review services can also be added.

We understand that navigating medical treatments abroad can be challenging. Our team can help you explore options at Hadassah University Hospital. Contact us to learn more about PET-CT scans and how they can benefit you.