Clinics for Stomach Cancer Treatment in Prague

Nemocnice Na Homolce was the first center in the Czech Republic to launch robotic surgery in 2005. The hospital uses the Da Vinci Xi system for minimally invasive oncosurgery of stomach tumors. Dr. Martin Šafanda leads the gastrointestinal program and has participated in international clinical studies for over 15 years. This JCI-accredited facility provides advanced diagnostics including PET/CT and PET/MR scans. A multidisciplinary team of surgeons, oncologists, and pathologists meets weekly to plan systemic therapies like chemotherapy and immunotherapy for complex cases.

Proton Therapy Center is the largest proton beam therapy center in Europe. It focuses exclusively on proton therapy for many cancer types. The center was founded with Charles University and Czech Technical University.

• Treats around 2,500 patients annually. Nearly 800 patients received treatment in its first three years.
• Uses Ion Beam Applications proton technology and last-generation imaging – MRI, CT, PET-CT, and IGRT.
• Five treatment rooms: three with gantry, one with fixed beam, and one dedicated to eye tumors.
• Certified by SAKCR, the Czech United Accreditation Commission, for quality and safety.
• Pediatric patients receive hospitalization and treatment under anesthesia.