Discover the Best Stereotaxic radiosurgery Clinics in Spain

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Centro Médico Teknon

Spain, Barcelona

Ivana Gabriela Sullivan

17 years of experience

Clinic is certified :

Dr. Ivana Gabriela Sullivan has performed 900 stereotaxic radiosurgery procedures with 16 years of specialized experience in lung cancer and neuroendocrine tumors. The clinic offers MR-Linac guided therapy, which may cost around €22,000–28,000, typically covering real-time adaptive treatment sessions. Centro Médico Teknon is JCI and EFQM certified, among few European centers with this technology. Dr. Sullivan coordinates the HSCiSP neuroendocrine tumors committee and holds ESMO and ASCO memberships.

4.7440 reviews

diagnostics
Mammography	$412.09 - $647.58
Consultation with an ophthalmologist	$438

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SJD Barcelona Children’s Hospital

Spain, Barcelona

Children & teens only (0-18)

Clinic is certified :

SJD Barcelona Children's Hospital (Spain) treats patients from infancy to 18 years old. It is among the top three medical institutions in Europe and a leading center for pediatric oncology. The hospital has a dedicated Laboratory for Molecular Medicine, where innovative treatment methods are developed.

4.841 reviews

diagnostics
Online Consultation with Oncologist	$556.92
Brain MRI	$1,179.77

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Top 2 Clinics for Stereotaxic radiosurgery in Spain 2026 — Bookimed Insights

Based on 2+ patient requests for Stereotaxic radiosurgery and data from 2 accredited partner clinics, Bookimed identified these top centers for treatment outcomes, doctor expertise, and patient experience. The table reflects real 2024-2026 treatment programs. Final costs depend on your individual case and treatment plan. Request a free quote for personalized pricing.

Rank	Clinic Name	Patient Rating	Country	Lead Doctor	experience	Techniques	Best For	Why It’s Ranked	Accreditations
#1	Centro Médico Teknon	4.7 / 5 (440 reviews)	Barcelona, Spain	Ivana Gabriela Sullivan	17+ years23,000+ treatments	MR-Linac-guided radiotherapy, SBRT, CyberKnife stereotactic radiotherapy	Precision treatment of brain and prostate conditions	One of few centers in Europe offering MR-Linac for real-time adaptive therapy. Multidisciplinary teams tailor treatments to each patient's tumor anatomy. 1,100,000+ patients treated.	Joint Commission International , European Foundation for Quality Management
#2	SJD Barcelona Children’s Hospital	4.8 / 5 (41 reviews)	Barcelona, Spain	—	14,000+ treatments	Online Consultation with Oncologist, Consultation with an oncologist	—	—	Bookimed Award: Best pediatric hospital, World's Best Specialized Hospitals 2022 by Newsweek