Best Clinics for Cavernoma Treatment in the World: 88 Top-Rated Centers

Dr. Bartolomé Oliver has 49 years of experience and over 1,100 cavernoma surgeries. The JCI-accredited clinic offers stereotactic radiosurgery with the Novalis system. Diagnostics may start from €100 for blood tests, with a complete package around €1,500. Minimally invasive microsurgical craniotomy runs €25,000–40,000, which covers the procedure, hospital stay, and anesthesia.

Solingen Municipal Hospital/Academic Hospital of the University of Cologne is among top clinics in Germany according to Focus magazine - one of the most widely circulated German editions. Städtisches Klinikum Solingen is a certified medical institution treating over 60,000 patients per year.

Assoc. Prof. Zuleyha Akgun has 21 years of experience in radiation oncology, specializing in stereotactic radiosurgery for cavernoma. At Memorial Şişli Hospital, a JCI-accredited center, diagnostics start from $140 for a consultation. Stereotactic Radiosurgery with 3 fractions may cost $2,450–$4,900, covering consultation, sessions, perfusion MRI, and follow-up. Gamma Knife treatment runs around $4,300, including the procedure and planning.

Dr. Ertugrul Pinar has 19 years of experience and specializes in cavernomas and brain vascular lesions. He performs navigation-assisted surgery for precise targeting at the JCI-accredited Hisar Hospital. Diagnostics start from around $50 for blood tests and a CT scan may cost around $280. The surgical package for cavernoma removal runs from $11,550 to $24,050, covering surgery, ICU and hospital stays, postoperative scans, and transfers.

Prof. Dr. Zafer Orkun Toktas has 15 years of dedicated neurosurgical practice. The JCI and LEED Platinum-certified center offers neuronavigation-assisted microsurgery. A neurosurgery consultation typically costs around $180. Diagnostics like a brain MRI cost around $700–$800, while full treatment packages are available. The cavernoma microsurgery package costs around $15,000 and includes consultations, intraoperative MRI, and 5–7 days hospitalization.

CyberKnife M6 radiosurgery is a frameless, single-session option for non-invasive treatment. With 20 years in radiation oncology, Prof. Hale Başak Çağlar has performed over 900 procedures. The Johns Hopkins-affiliated center is JCI-accredited. Neurosurgeon consultations start at $140. CyberKnife treatment may cost $7,200–$9,500 for planning and equipment, while microsurgical removal is around $34,000 with 5-day hospitalization.

Medipol Mega is a JCI-accredited university hospital with 25 operating theaters and an Intra-operative MRI for complex procedures like cavernoma. Diagnostics start from $120 for a consultation and $400 for an MRI. Surgical removal may cost around $5,000–$6,000, which typically covers the operation and hospital stay. For non-invasive treatment, Gamma Knife radiosurgery costs around $6,000.

Assoc. Prof. Sait Öztürk has 24 years of neurosurgical experience and a fellowship from Harvard Medical School. This clinic offers both Gamma Knife radiosurgery and micro-neurosurgical removal. Diagnostics like a neurological consultation may cost around $200. The Gamma Knife package runs $6,000–$8,500 and includes the procedure, 3 hotel nights, and transfers. Micro-neurosurgical removal costs around $22,000 for an all-inclusive package covering 7–8 days of hospitalization, neuronavigation, and all surgical fees.

Prof. Dr. Salih Murat Imer is a European Board certified neurosurgeon with 39 years of experience. He uses advanced navigation-guided cavernoma removal with a galeal graft. Diagnostics at this JCI and ISO-accredited hospital start from $50 for blood tests. The comprehensive treatment package is around $24,300 – it includes surgery, a 9-day hospital stay (with ICU), pre-op MRI, and accommodation for one accompanying person.

Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov) features Dr. Strauss Ido, a neurosurgeon with 23+ years of experience specializing in advanced neurological procedures, including treatments for Cavernoma. The hospital, ranked among the top globally by Newsweek, handles over 400,000 patients annually with a 90% success rate in oncology care.