Brain Cancer treatment in Turkey — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Prof. Hale Basak Caglar, Johns Hopkins–trained, leads treatment at the JCI-accredited Anadolu Medical Center with its Johns Hopkins affiliation. Diagnostics start from $140 for a neurosurgeon consultation, with brain MRIs costing around $480–$750. The clinic offers advanced CyberKnife M6 robotic radiosurgery, typically running $6,000–$9,000 for the sessions and imaging. A craniotomy package costs around $8,750–$10,940 and includes the surgery, anesthesia, and a 3–7 day hospital stay.

Prof. Betul Tavil has 28 years of pediatric hematology/oncology experience and has performed 900+ procedures, treating 500+ children for leukemia. Her clinic is JCI-accredited and offers advanced technology like Gamma Knife, CyberKnife, and Tomotherapy. A consultation may cost around $220. Radiosurgery options typically run $4,300–$7,150. Craniotomy may cost $13,000–$17,000, including hospital stay, while autologous stem cell transplantation costs around $30,000–$32,500 for the complete package.

Prof. Ali Irfan has 26 years in hematology with 900+ procedures at Memorial Bahçelievler, an ISO and LEED Platinum hospital. Diagnostics start from around $350 for histopathology. Gamma Knife radiosurgery runs about $4,300 including treatment and planning. For open surgery, a craniotomy may cost $13,000–17,000, covering the procedure and hospital stay.

Prof. Dr. Zafer Orkun Toktaş has 15 years of neurosurgery experience and has performed over 1,100 brain tumor procedures. The JCI-accredited Memorial Ataşehir Hospital offers microsurgical removal with intraoperative MRI and navigation. A neurosurgeon consultation typically costs around $140. Surgical options include craniotomy, running $13,000–$18,000, and a comprehensive package costing around $30,000, which covers microsurgical excision, 6–7 days of hospitalization, companion accommodation, transfers, and medications.

Assoc. Prof. Alican Tahta is the lead neurosurgeon for brain tumor cases at Medipol Mega – a JCI-accredited 810-bed center with intraoperative MRI. Diagnostics start from around $400 for a CT scan. The clinic offers non-invasive CyberKnife and Gamma Knife radiosurgery for about $6,000 as an outpatient. Surgical tumor removal typically runs $14,000 and includes the procedure, 3–4 days hospitalization, and pre-op diagnostics.