Meningioma treatment in Germany — get 3 personalized clinic matches

This clinic has Northern Germany's only specialized radiosurgery center, equipped with the Leksell Gamma Knife. Prof. Dr. Florian Würschmidt – an ICERA Director and six-time Focus magazine honoree – leads the team. The all-inclusive Gamma Knife package typically runs $10,616–$12,975 and covers image-guided radiotherapy, intraoperative radiation, and a detailed report. Pre-treatment assessments start from $759.

Prof. Kremer, a pioneer of intraoperative MRI systems, has 19 years specializing in brain tumor surgery at this DGHO-certified center. Diagnostics start from €200 for a consultation and €1,000–1,200 for a complete plan. Meningioma micro-neurosurgery typically costs €24,600–29,800 as an all-inclusive package covering a 10-day stay and chief physician surgery.

Nordwest Krankenhaus is a multi specialized medical institution, a leading hospital in Germany due to development of innovations, such as 3D ultrasound, anticancer vaccines in targeted therapy. It comprises 5 research institutes and 11 specialized centers.

Prof. Ralf Buhl has 26 years of experience and has performed 4,000+ neurosurgery procedures. He heads the Neurosurgery Department at this German Cancer Society-accredited clinic, an academic hospital of the University of Cologne. Diagnostics like a whole-body MRI may cost around $800. The treatment typically runs $23,591–$38,612, which includes the craniotomy surgery, microsurgical techniques, and a 4–7 day hospital stay with lab tests and histology.

Prof. Dr. Würschmidt directs the iCERA Interdisciplinary Centre for Radiosurgery. He specializes in Gamma Knife treatment for meningiomas. The pre-treatment workup may cost around €1,500, which includes a contrast MRI and images review. The full Gamma Knife package is around €9,000. This covers the procedure, advanced planning (IMRT/IGRT), and a detailed findings report.