Chordoma treatment in Turkey — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Prof. Serkan Keskin, a clinical oncologist with 24 years of experience, founded the Memorial Cancer Center. This JCI and ISO-accredited hospital uses comprehensive diagnostics, including NGS molecular analysis. An oncologist consultation may cost around $220, while diagnostic planning with IMRT radiotherapy runs approximately $8,120 for 25 sessions. Surgical removal of skull base chordoma with occipitocervical fusion costs around $35,000 – a package covering surgery, an 18-day stay, and complication insurance.

Dr. Ertugrul Pinar has performed 900+ neurosurgical procedures over 19 years at this JCI-accredited center, which offers MR-LINAC radiotherapy. Consultations start from $140, and a comprehensive diagnostics workup includes CT scans and biopsies. The transnasal resection package is around $31,505, covering surgery with cranial navigation, hospitalization, airport transfers, and interpreter support. MR-LINAC radiotherapy costs around $16,500 for the complete course.

Memorial Hospital Bahçelievler (Memorial Bahçelievler Hastanesi) is a multidisciplinary medical center in Istanbul with an eco-friendly design. There are a lot of green areas on the hospital territory, which contribute to patients’ psychological comfort and their speedy recovery.

The medical facility specializes in oncology treatments, cardiovascular surgery, orthopedics, brain surgery, urology, gynecology, general and robotic surgery.

Memorial Antalya Hospital is a private multidisciplinary hospital in Turkey. It specializes in medical and radiation oncology, general, plastic, and reconstruction surgery. Memorial Antalya Hospital meets international standards of quality and safety according to the JCI (Joint Commission International), an authoritative organization evaluating world-class medical centers.

Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital, located in Şişli, Istanbul, is Turkey's first Smart-and-Green hospital, built in accordance with TÜV Hessen Green Building Certificate standards. The hospital covers 50,254 sqm across 18 stories and includes a heliport for air ambulance services. It has 251 patient beds, 51 intensive care beds, and 11 surgery rooms. The hospital is equipped with advanced technology, including the EOS device, the first in Turkey designed to reduce radiation exposure in orthopedic imaging. With JCI and ISO accreditations, it is globally recognized for its inpatient care and safety.