Comprehensive Prostate Cancer Diagnosis in Spain — Get 3 Top Clinic Matches with Costs

Clinica Universidad de Navarra (CUN) is the best private Spanish hospital in 2018 according to MERCO (monitoring organization of medical reputation).

Navarra is a leading sarcoma center. 74% of patients get cured of bone sarcoma; and in up to 95% of cases, an affected limb is preserved.

Oncology, Onco-Hematology, Organ Transplant, Neurosurgery, Cardiac Surgery are the primary specialties in Navarra Hospital.

Hospital de Navarra is the 1st in Spain that has received JCI, the US certificate for the high quality of medical services.

Over 700,000 patients from 70 countries have been treated at Navarra.

Hospital HM Nou Delfos is part of HM Hospitals, the largest private hospital network in Spain. This comprehensive medical-surgical center in Barcelona specializes in surgery, oncology, orthopedics, and cardiology. It holds EFQM excellence recognition and TÜV NORD ISO 9001 certification.

• Treats 400,000 patients per year across 40 departments and 200 physicians.
• Uses an EOS imaging system for high-precision musculoskeletal scans and two radiotherapy units.
• Has an agreement with Institut Guttmann, a JCI-accredited neurorehabilitation hospital.
• Offers specialized diagnosis and treatment for epilepsy through its neurology department.

Hospital HM Sanchinarro is a private multi-specialty hospital in Madrid treating 400,000 patients annually. It has 400 doctors across 20 departments and holds EFQM and ISO 9001 certification. Its core specialties are neurosurgery, oncology, urology, and surgery.

• Serves as a university hospital with academic affiliations.
• Serves adult patients only (ages 18 and older).
• Attracts patients from Europe, the Commonwealth, and Arab League states.

Uroclínica performed its first fusion prostate biopsy in 2014 and has used it systematically since. Its pathway combines PSA testing and digital rectal examination with multiparametric MRI. MRI images merge with real-time ultrasound to create a 3D map of suspicious areas. Reports include a PIRADS score for lesion location and suspicion level. If MRI shows a PIRADS 3–5 area, the clinic may recommend transperineal fusion biopsy.