Acoustic neuroma treatment in Turkey — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Anadolu Medical Center offers CyberKnife SRS treatment, an advanced non-invasive option that may cost around $5,300–$7,000 for 1-3 sessions. As a Johns Hopkins-affiliated facility, it provides a complete diagnostic package. Workups start from $500 for a blood analysis with an MRI typically around $700. Microsurgical removal of large tumors typically runs from $32,880 using neuronavigation and includes the procedure and a 5–7 day hospital stay.

Offering both Gamma Knife radiosurgery and microsurgical resection, this JCI-accredited center provides two distinct treatment pathways. A neurosurgeon consultation may cost around $120. Non-invasive Gamma Knife radiosurgery typically costs around $4,300 for a 3-fraction course, while complete surgical removal with neuromonitoring runs $18,750–$27,150 and includes ICU and inpatient care.

Memorial Atasehir Hospital is a private multidisciplinary hospital in Istanbul which belongs to the large Memorial Healthcare Group. The Memorial Atasehir specialties are organ transplant (with 99.5% success rate for liver and 99% for kidney), in vitro fertilization (65% success rate), oncology, cardio- and neurosurgery.

The hospital has Joint Commission International (JCI) certificate for the compliance with international treatment standards, quality, and safety. JCI is a global organization that controls the quality of medical services worldwide.

Assoc. Prof. Gorkem Turkkan, an MR-LINAC specialist with 9 years and 2,500+ procedures, treats acoustic neuroma at JCI-accredited Hisar Hospital. A blood test starts from $50. The advanced MR-guided radiotherapy package is around $14,500 for 5 sessions with a head mask. Microsurgical tumor removal costs around $15,040 – this all-inclusive package covers 5 days hospitalization, surgery, ultrasonic aspirator, and airport transfers.