Stomach cancer Treatment in Pallas Clinic
About the clinic
Stomach cancer treatment at Pallas Clinic in Jūrmala, Latvia, integrates non-invasive radiation with advanced cellular immunotherapies. CyberKnife therapy for this condition typically costs around $9,000–$16,000. This seaside facility is known for combining conventional oncology with personalized immune support led by experts in tumor immunology.
Diagnostics for stomach cancer
The clinic uses detailed laboratory testing to analyze the tumor and the patient's overall health. These tests help the medical team build a precise map of the disease. Available diagnostics include:
- Circulating tumor cell test. This checks for cancer cells moving through the bloodstream.
- Tumor marker blood tests. These identify specific proteins produced by stomach cancer cells.
- DNA tests. Genetic analysis helps identify specific mutations in the tumor.
- Immune response blood tests. These evaluate how the patient's immune system is reacting to the cancer.
- Lifestyle blood tests. This analysis looks at general health markers to support recovery.
Radiation and immunotherapy options
Treatment at the clinic is managed by Dr. Guna Proboka, a certified oncologist and immunologist. Dr. Proboka focuses on tumor immunomodulation to help the body recognize and fight cancer cells. The clinic offers several advanced treatment methods:
- CyberKnife radiation. This non-invasive method may cost around $9,000–$16,000. It uses robotic technology to deliver high doses of radiation directly to the stomach tumor.
- Dendritic cell therapy (DCT). This personalized immunotherapy uses the patient's own cells to trigger an immune response.
- Cytokine-induced cell therapy (CIK). This technique combines the strengths of T-cells and NK-cells to attack cancer.
- Multi peptide vaccines. These vaccines target specific antigens found on the patient's tumor cells.
- Natural killer (NK) cell therapy. Patients receive infusions of immune cells to boost their natural defenses.
Integrative and supportive care
The oncology team includes nutritionists and immunologists who develop a personalized plan for every patient. This plan often includes supportive therapies to improve circulation and address nutritional gaps. Complementary options at the clinic include ozone therapy through various methods and personalized vitamin IV infusions. To help international patients, the clinic provides a coordinator to manage visa invitations, airport transfers, and medical scheduling. You can request a personalized consultation through Bookimed to discuss these treatment options.
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Treatments prices in the clinic
| treatment | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| CyberKnife | $9000 - $16000 | |
| Chemotherapy | Price on request | |
| Biological therapy | Price on request | |
| Immunotherapy | Price on request | |
| Targeted therapy | Price on request | |
| Immunotherapy for prostate cancer | Price on request |
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The patient coordinator from the International Patient Department is ready to assist a patient in the medical journey.The coordinator makes the timetable for the customized treatment plan, helps with visa invitations (if necessary), transfer, and patient service.
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Anonymous • Melanoma Finland
All questions were discussed, everything is clear
Anonymous • Consultation immunologist Latvia
Jūras iela 23/25, Jūrmala, LV-2015, Latvia
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