Brain tumor treatment in Germany — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Nordwest Clinic in Frankfurt offers surgical and radiosurgical brain tumor removal starting at €33,000. The hospital is ESMO-certified for oncology and uses Gamma Knife and CyberKnife radiosurgery systems. Newsweek listed it among the World's Best Hospitals in 2021. Diagnostic workup costs €3,000–€7,000 and includes tumor biopsy, head MRI, cerebrospinal fluid analysis, and consultations with neuroradiology and neuro-radiosurgery department heads. Treatment plans are tailored after diagnostics. The clinic treats over 25,000 patients yearly and holds TÜV quality certification.

Prof. Kremer leads the neurosurgery team at Asklepios Klinik Nord, performing over 500 brain operations annually. The department uses neuronavigation and live neurological monitoring during complex cases. The €25,900 package covers up to 21 days inpatient stay, chief physician treatment, lab work, COVID testing, and postoperative rehabilitation. Radiology, anesthesiology, and pathology chief services are included. Optional comfort room upgrade costs €196 per day.

Prof. Buhl has completed over 4,000 neurosurgeries since 1998, including treatment of Hollywood actor George Clooney in 2015. He leads the Neurosurgery Department at Solingen Klinikum and specializes in computer-assisted navigation microsurgeries for brain and spinal tumors. The Gamma Knife radiosurgery package costs €17,000 and includes the procedure, medical fees, and administrative services. Hospital surgery with 4–7 days inpatient stay runs €32,000–40,000 depending on complexity, covering anesthesia, histological examination, and postoperative care. Prof. Buhl co-founded a research fund dedicated to brain tumor studies.

Asklepios St. Georg Hospital is a multidisciplinary medical center in Hamburg. The Hospital works on the premisses of Asklepios Kliniken Medical Group.

The Hospital specializes in the treatment of the heart, vessels, and spine diseases.

St. Georg Hospital is among the TOP German medical facilities according to the Focus magazine.

87,000 patients receive the treatment annually here.

Prof. Kremer leads the neurosurgery department at Asklepios Klinik Nord, performing over 500 operations annually. The team uses neuronavigation, intraoperative monitoring, and minimally invasive techniques as standard practice. Initial assessment costs €2,500 – includes examination by the chief neurosurgeon, functional MRI, imaging analysis, and treatment planning. If surgery is needed, the 12-day package runs €28,800 covering the operation, postoperative rehabilitation, lab tests, and all specialist consultations. Optional comfort room available at €176 per day.