Meningioma treatment in Istanbul — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Prof. Serdar Kahraman has led neurosurgery at Anadolu for 33 years. He uses navigation guidance with intraoperative neuromonitoring to map safe pathways during surgery. The $33,000 package covers 7 days in a patient-companion room, ICU stay, anesthesia prep, and pathology. A multidisciplinary tumor board reviews each case to plan any needed radiotherapy or chemotherapy after removal.

Prof. Dr. Türker Kılıç, trained at Harvard and Karolinska Institute, specializes in Gamma Knife radiosurgery for meningiomas. Medical Park Göztepe offers an all-inclusive Gamma Knife package for $5,700, covering the procedure, doctor fees, operating room, and necessary medications. Free airport-hotel-hospital transfers and translation services are also included for international patients.

Assoc. Prof. Görkem Türkkan is a radiation oncologist with over 15 years and 2,500+ MR-Linac procedures, trained at Johns Hopkins. Diagnostics start around $73 for PSA tests, with PET/CT around $720. Surgery options include craniotomy which may cost $6,500–9,000 covering the procedure and hospital stay, while MR-LINAC radiotherapy can run $10,655–15,000 for 30 guided sessions.

Prof. Zafer Orkun Toktas leads neurosurgery at Memorial Atasehir and uses the Gamma Knife system for residual meningioma after craniotomy. The technology delivers focused radiation with minimal invasiveness. Treatment costs $12,080 and includes the consultation and Gamma Knife session. Memorial Şişli holds JCI accreditation. Airport transfer comes free, and interpreters are available.

Prof. Melih Bozkurt has 24 years of neurosurgery experience and has performed 900+ procedures at this JCI-accredited hospital. The clinic offers Gamma Knife radiosurgery, costing around $4,300, and CyberKnife treatment, typically $4,750–$6,450 for full sessions. Surgical removal via craniotomy may cost $13,000–$17,000 including a hospital stay and post-op care. Diagnostics start from $200 for a consultation.