Best Removal of colon cancer Clinics in the World: 138 Top-Rated Centers

Prof. Dr. Kıvanç Derya Peker performs laparoscopic colectomy with 600+ complex gastrointestinal procedures over 4 years. Surgery at Hisar Hospital Intercontinental may cost around $13,650 – typically covering the procedure, 7 nights stay, pre-op diagnostics, and transfers. The clinic holds JCI accreditation with 91% patient recommendation rate. Prof. Peker trained at Mayo Clinic and established Turkey's first hepatopancreatobiliary surgery department.

Dr. Erkan Dogan has performed 1,100+ colon cancer treatments over 5 years of oncology practice. The diagnostic package may cost around $5,200 – typically including colonoscopy with biopsy, pathology tests, and abdomen MRI. Memorial Bahçelievler Hospital holds ISO certification and maintains a 4.6/5 patient rating.

Prof. Dr. Ilknur Erenler Bayraktar brings 17 years of specialized experience with 1,100+ colorectal procedures, including robotic and laparoscopic techniques. She holds European Board of Coloproctology certification and trained at Cleveland Clinic. Memorial Şişli Hospital is JCI-accredited – Turkey's first – with a 4.6/5 rating from 327 reviews. The colon cancer removal package typically includes PET-CT, MRI, colonoscopy, and molecular profiling. Chemotherapy follows FOLFIRI protocol with port catheter installation. Prices may range between $3,920–$7,715.

Dr. Jaume Capdevila has performed 900+ cancer procedures with 25 years of international training. Colon cancer removal typically costs around €25,000 at Centro Médico Teknon – covering surgery, hospital stay, and postoperative care. The JCI-accredited clinic offers multidisciplinary tumor board reviews. Dr. Capdevila trained in endocrine oncology in Sweden and holds memberships in ESMO and ASCO.

Wiener Privatklinik specializes in colon cancer removal with a multidisciplinary approach, supported by over 400 physicians including Prof. Dr. Harald Rosen, President of the European Society of Surgery, who has performed 5,000+ advanced abdominal surgeries. The clinic's International Oncology Center offers personalized care using state-of-the-art technology.

Prof. Dr. Kamil Yalçın Polat specializes in complex liver transplantation and surgical oncology, with training at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Mount Sinai Hospital. He serves as Vice President of the Turkish Hepatopancreatobiliary Surgery Society and has published over 75 medical articles. Memorial Ataşehir Hospital holds JCI accreditation for international treatment standards and quality.

Büyük Anadolu Hospitals specializes in robotic-assisted and minimally invasive procedures for colon cancer removal, leveraging advanced surgical technology. Dr. Volkan Kinas, with expertise in oncological surgery, colon cancer, and gastric cancer, leads the team with specialized training in complex cancer procedures.

Specialist Ercan Özden, MD brings 26 years of oncology experience since 1999. The colon cancer removal package may cost around $4,000, typically including pre-op consultation, PET-CT, pathology revision, and transfers. The TÜV SÜD certified hospital provides tissue analysis for personalized mutation testing and potential targeted therapies. Complimentary interpreter services and airport transfers are included in the package.

Dr. Yaroslav Tvaruzhek has performed over 4,200 robotic colorectal surgeries – more than any other surgeon in the country. The package typically costs around €12,500, covering the entire treatment process from airport transfers to the latest-generation da Vinci Si-e robotic surgery, 10 nights in a private room, ICU stay, and follow-up care. He leads the Center of Robotic Surgery and is one of Intuitive Surgical's certified experts for the da Vinci system. The hospital is a European leader in robotic procedures, working with VAMED group standards.

Prof. Dr. Bülent Karagöz brings 32 years of oncology experience, specializing in immunotherapy and robotic Da Vinci procedures. The JCI-accredited clinic offers all-inclusive packages around $31,000 – covering robotic low anterior resection, 14-day hospitalization, ICU stay, and companion accommodation. Prof. Karagöz holds membership in the Turkish Medical Oncology Association and has published 40+ cancer research papers.