Best Clinics for Brain tumor Treatment in the World: 127 Top-Rated Centers

Prof. Zafer Orkun Toktaş has performed over 900 neurosurgical procedures during 24 years. He uses microsurgical techniques with neuronavigation. Memorial Şişli, Turkey's first JCI-accredited hospital, offers Gamma Knife from $4,300 and Tomotherapy around $7,150. Microsurgical tumor removal with neuromonitoring costs $19,000–$22,000, including 6-7 days of inpatient care and complete diagnostics. A consultation with a neurologist may cost $200, and a diagnostic MRI package starts around $900.

Prof. Mehmet Çağlar Berk brings 30 years of experience and training from Johns Hopkins, directing neurosurgery at the JCI-accredited Anadolu Medical Center. The clinic offers a full range of advanced treatments including CyberKnife and Gamma Knife radiosurgery. Diagnostics start from around $600 for a CT scan, with a neurosurgery consultation costing $110-165. Craniotomy for tumor removal may cost around $16,410-$29,000, a package covering microsurgery with neuronavigation, a 7-day hospital stay, ICU, family accommodation, and all tests.

Dr. Bartolomé Oliver Abadal brings 48 years of neurosurgical experience and over 1,100 procedures, having founded the institute in 1994. At the JCI-accredited Teknon clinic, diagnostics start from €565 for a neurosurgical consultation. CyberKnife radiosurgery typically costs €11,710–€21,078, while craniotomy with tumor removal runs €25,762–€33,959 including 3–5 days hospitalization. Their recommended package covers surgery, stay, anesthesia, and rehabilitation for €35,000–€45,000.

Prof. Nejat Akalan leads neurosurgery with 37 years of experience and focuses on minimally invasive techniques. At the JCI-accredited Medipol Mega, treatments include Gamma Knife for around $6,000. Diagnostic options start from $120 for a neurologist consultation. Surgical packages like convexity tumor removal run $15,000–$16,500, typically covering the surgery, ICU night, and ward stay.

SJD Barcelona Children's Hospital (Spain) treats patients from infancy to 18 years old. It is among the top three medical institutions in Europe and a leading center for pediatric oncology. The hospital has a dedicated Laboratory for Molecular Medicine, where innovative treatment methods are developed.

Prof. Zafer Orkun Toktas has performed 1,100+ neurosurgical procedures, specializing in brain tumor removal at the JCI-accredited Memorial Ataşehir Hospital. The center is equipped with intraoperative MRI and neuromonitoring for precision. Diagnostics start from around $180 for a neurosurgical consultation. A stereotactic biopsy may cost $8,000–$11,000 including a 3-night stay. More complex craniotomy with tumor removal typically runs $13,000–$29,500, covering 6–8 days of hospitalization, ICU, and intraoperative MRI.

Associate Professor Peter Ulrich has been Head of Neurosurgery here for 3 years. The ESMO-certified center uses Gamma Knife, CyberKnife, and Focused Ultrasound. Diagnostics start around $337 for blood analysis. An MRI may cost $800–1,415. Radiation therapy typically runs $9,436–20,052, and surgical removal costs around $35,386, including up to 12 inpatient days.

Prof. Paul Kremer leads a department performing over 500 neurosurgical cases annually, specializing in brain tumors. This clinic is a Johns Hopkins partner in Hamburg, holding DKG and MTQA certifications. Diagnostics start around $350 for blood analysis, an MRI of one area costs around $1,280, and a neurologist consultation is around $580. Gamma Knife radiosurgery typically runs $10,500–$12,800 for non-invasive outpatient treatment, while a comprehensive craniotomy package costs around $25,600–$34,900, covering up to 21 days of inpatient care with rehab.

Dr. Felix Bokstein brings 45 years of neuro-oncology experience to the Newsweek-ranked Sourasky Medical Center. The JCI-accredited center uses advanced neuronavigation, CyberKnife, and Tomotherapy. A second-opinion consultation typically costs around $690. Treatment options include craniotomy surgery for around $36,201 and CyberKnife radiosurgery for around $38,140, which include key hospitalization and imaging services.

Prof. Melih Bozkurt performs brain tumor surgery with 24 years of focused neurosurgery experience. He has performed over 900 procedures. Memorial Bahçelievler Hospital is JCI and ISO accredited and uses neuronavigation and CUSA ultrasonic aspirator for precise, maximal safe tumor resection. Diagnostics start from around $100 for extended blood analysis. Consultation with a neurologist typically runs $130–$160. Craniotomy for tumor removal costs around $20,220–$25,000, which includes neuronavigation surgery, full hospitalization, all diagnostics, and airport transfers.