RadioOnkologie im Vosspalais provides bladder cancer radiotherapy in Berlin Mitte, Germany. CT scans may cost around $600, while a radiotherapy course typically runs around $10,000–$20,000. The practice uses image-guided, adaptive IMRT on a Varian Halcyon system to spare healthy tissue.
Imaging and laboratory tests help assess the disease and plan radiation treatment. Available diagnostics include:
The practice offers radiochemotherapy for bladder carcinoma when surgery carries added risk or a patient wants to preserve the bladder. It may suit people with serious illnesses, older adults, or those for whom anesthesia is not recommended.
Treatment uses intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT), image guidance, and adaptive planning. Different fractionation schedules are available, with or without chemotherapy given during radiation. A course typically runs around $10,000–$20,000.
Treatment is delivered on an outpatient basis. Inpatient care is available through the nearby MEO Clinic, which has a 24/7 partnership with the practice. The team also treats rare tumors of the bladder lining.
Prof. Dr. S. Marnitz has over 20 years of radiation oncology experience and trained at Charité Berlin and University Hospital Essen. He is a member of ESTRO, ASTRO, and EORTC, and advises the French Cancer Institute and Germany’s Joint Federal Committee on proton therapy.
The practice lists ASCO accreditation. Its OPASCA Safety Suite checks patient identity biometrically before each session. A companion app supports appointment management and side-effect tracking.
Patients can request an online consultation before travel or leave a request on Bookimed to discuss bladder cancer care.
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| diagnostics | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| CT of thoracic, abdominal and pelvic organs | $552.53 | |
| CT (computer tomography) | $552.53 | |
| CT scan of the whole body | $552.53 |
| treatment | Price | |
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| Radiation therapy for colorectal cancer | $10000 - $20000 | |
| Radiotherapy | Price on request | |
| Radiation therapy for brain tumor | Price on request | |
| Radiotherapy for throat cancer | Price on request | |
| Radiotherapy for prostate cancer | Price on request | |
| Radiotherapy for lung cancer | Price on request |
The clinic holds accreditation from the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO). Its medical team includes board-certified specialists and professors. Prof. Dr. med. S. Marnitz leads the team with around 20 years of experience in radiation oncology.
Physicians at the clinic trained at recognized German institutions:
The doctors hold memberships in major international organizations, including ESTRO, ASTRO, and EORTC. Prof. Marnitz also advises the French Cancer Institute and the German Joint Federal Committee on proton therapy.
The practice treats all cancers requiring radiation, including breast, prostate, lung, and brain tumors. The team uses Intensity-Modulated Radiotherapy (IMRT) to deliver precise doses while sparing surrounding tissues. Specialists adjust the radiation volume as tumors shrink during treatment.
For breast and lung tumors, the clinic uses the Ambient Lightning technique. This system monitors breathing phases during deep inspiration breath-hold through surface detection. Room lights change color to give patients immediate feedback. If the breathing phase isn't ideal, the device automatically stops to protect healthy organs.
Specialists also provide focused treatments for various conditions:
The clinic coordinates closely with partners when patients need combined hormone therapy or chemotherapy.
The practice is built around the OPASCA Safety Suite for high accuracy and patient orientation. Upon arrival, patients register at a Welcome-Terminal and receive a numeric pass. This number-based system keeps all corridor monitor displays discreet. Screens guide patients directly to the planning CT, radiation device, or consultation rooms.
Security protocols include biometric recognition before every session. This step makes patient mix-ups impossible. The therapy area also has camera surveillance and a communication system, so patients and companions can speak via screen and sound during procedures.
A dedicated Companion App supports patients throughout treatment. It handles appointment management, side-effect information, and direct feedback after sessions.
The clinic performs essential oncological diagnostics to create precise treatment plans. Available imaging and tests include:
These tools help determine exact tumor stage and lymph node involvement before starting therapy.
International patients receive full logistical support, including visa organization and flight booking assistance. The practice coordinates hotel accommodations for patients and family members. While the practice is an outpatient clinic, it partners with the nearby MEO Clinic for 24/7 inpatient admission. Patients who prefer hospital care during radiotherapy can stay there. Online consultations are available to discuss treatment options before traveling to Berlin.
The clinic is not accepting new requests
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