20 Best Clinics for Medulloblastoma Treatment in Istanbul

Professor Alp Özkan brings 25 years of pediatric oncology experience at this JCI and ESMO-accredited center affiliated with Johns Hopkins. Diagnostics start from $170 for a consultation, with CT scans around $750. The clinic offers stereotaxic radiosurgery using a CyberKnife, costing around $6,000 to $8,500, as well as craniotomy surgery packages for approximately $8,750 to $10,940, including the procedure and a hospital stay.

Prof. Betül Tavil has 29 years specializing in pediatric oncology, treating over 500 children. Her team at Turkey's first JCI-accredited hospital uses TrueBeam STx and IMRT radiotherapy. A neuro-oncologist consultation starts from $220. Surgical tumor removal with neuromonitoring runs around $23,250, including a 12-day hospital stay. Chemotherapy cycles may cost between $500–$11,625 and include transfers and interpreters.

Memorial Bahçelievler is the first LEED Platinum certified hospital in Turkey, using Elekta Versa HD Signature technology for precise radiotherapy. A consultation starts around $100, while a PET/CT costs around $1,100. For treatment, craniotomy with neuro-navigation may cost $13,000–$17,000. Stereotaxic radiosurgery is around $9,000–$16,000. Chemotherapy blocks range from $11,200 to $24,000 including hospital stays. These prices cover the procedure, and international patients get free airport transfers and a medical interpreter for support during their stay.

Memorial Göztepe Hospital features a team of neurosurgery specialists like Dr. Ibrahim Ziyal, who has 30 years in skull base and brain tumor surgery, with academic appointments at Marmara University and clinical research experience at George Washington University for brain tumors. The hospital operates advanced neurosurgery units with Brainlab navigation and Level 4 epilepsy monitoring.

Prof. Elmacı's 38-year career includes training at Johns Hopkins and founding the Turkish Skull Base Society. He operates at this JCI, ISO, and EANS-accredited smart hospital, which uses EOS imaging. Diagnostics like a preoperative brain MRI may cost up to $1,300. The comprehensive surgery package for posterior fossa tumor excision is around $32,300 and covers the procedure, special materials, pathology, and a 5-day hospital stay.

Memorial Ataşehir Hospital is JCI-accredited and specializes in neurosurgery, including medulloblastoma treatment. Dr. Zafer Orkun Toktas, a neurosurgeon with extensive experience at leading hospitals, leads the neurosurgical team. The hospital offers advanced diagnostic and therapeutic options for pediatric and adult brain tumors.

Medical Park Göztepe is Turkey's first private cancer hospital, with a dedicated pediatric oncology department and JCI accreditation. Diagnostics start from $500–$700 for MRI of one area. A complete diagnostic package typically costs around $5,500, covering a 2‑day hospital stay, neurosurgeon and oncologist consultations, pathology review, bone marrow biopsy, and genetic testing. Airport transfers and translation services are included.

Gamma Knife Perfexion uses 192 cobalt-60 sources for single-session radiosurgery at Medipol Mega. This JCI-accredited hospital also offers CyberKnife M6 and pediatric neurosurgery. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mehmet Tönge reviews treatment plans and serves as a Gamma Knife radiosurgery consultant. Neurosurgeon consultations start around $100; MRI of one area may cost around $500. CyberKnife treatment is around $6,500, including examination, investigations, treatment, and one hospital night. Gamma Knife is also available, but no price is listed.

Valued Med Hub Hospitals operates with over 100 doctors across 20 departments, holding an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate from the Turkish government. The center focuses on neurosurgery and oncology for both adults and children. A consultation with a treatment plan starts around $200. Brain MRI diagnostics cost about $300, while a CT of the chest runs around $500. Advanced options include Gamma Knife radiosurgery and CyberKnife technology for precise tumor targeting. Treatment typically combines craniotomy surgery with chemotherapy and radiotherapy to lower recurrence risks.