Best Bone cancer Treatment Clinics and Costs in the World 2024
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Аidana Асылханова Айдана • Bone cancer Kazakhstan Aug 22, 2024
Юлия • Bone cancer Poland Jun 25, 2022
Соня • Bone cancer United States of America Nov 25, 2021
Калиса • Bone cancer Kazakhstan Jul 7, 2021
Verone • Bone cancer United Kingdom Nov 27, 2019
Гуля • Bone cancer Uzbekistan Mar 6, 2020
Bone cancer Treatment Overview
- Bone resection - from $2000
The procedure involves surgically removing damaged bone, helps treat diseases or injuries, and can enhance limb function.
- Resection of bone with implant replacement - from $15000
This surgery removes diseased bone and replaces it with an artificial implant, enhancing mobility and decreasing pain.
- Radiation therapy for colorectal cancer - from $1061
This procedure uses high-energy rays to destroy colorectal cancer cells, an effective and targeted treatment method.
- Chemotherapy for breast cancer - from $528
This therapy targets and destroys breast cancer cells, using powerful drugs, enhancing survival and recovery rates.
- Bone deformity correction surgery - from $5700
The procedure rectifies irregular bone shapes, improving physical function and reducing discomfort with precise surgical adjustments.
- PET/CT - from $23
- Biopsy - from $34
- CT (computer tomography) - from $137
- Scintigraphy - from $200
- Consultation with an oncologist - from $28
- Consultation with an orthopaedist - from $73
- CT of the paranasal sinuses - from $50
- Documents: Passport and ticket copies.
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- Deposit:
- Bookimed deposit: $200 or €200.
- Clinic deposit: Pay a set percentage in advance.
Arrival
- Transfer from airport to hotel or clinic.
- Accommodation provided at the clinic or hotel.
- Processing of necessary paperwork and medical documents.
Diagnostics
- Audiometry test to assess hearing capabilities.
- Comprehensive medical evaluation and clinical examination.
- Scans and lab tests for accurate diagnosis of bone cancer.
Treatment Plan Development
- Discussion with medical team to plan effective treatment.
- Consideration of patient’s specific circumstances and preferences.
Treatment
- Administration of necessary medication or chemotherapy.
- Surgical treatment under general anesthesia if needed.
- Regular monitoring of patient"s condition throughout treatment.
Follow-up
- Regular check-ups post-treatment to monitor recovery.
- Adjustment of treatment plan based on recovery progress.
Rehabilitation
- Physical therapy to restore strength and mobility.
- Nutritional counseling to support overall health and recovery.
This is a general guide. Only a doctor can determine an appropriate diagnosis and treatment plan for each individual patient. Other diagnostic and treatment methods such as radiation therapy and target therapy may also be considered.
How much do Bone cancer diagnostic and treatment procedures cost?
Turkey | Austria | Spain | |
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CT (computer tomography) | from $150 | - | from $634 |
Consultation with an oncologist | from $100 | from $317 | from $507 |
PET/CT | from $700 | - | from $1637 |
Biopsy | from $600 | - | from $1478 |
Consultation with an orthopaedist | from $120 | from $116 | from $216 |
Chemotherapy for breast cancer | from $1200 | - | from $1056 |
Radiation therapy for colorectal cancer | from $3250 | - | from $3696 |
Scintigraphy | from $200 | - | from $225 |
CT of the paranasal sinuses | from $150 | - | - |
Bone resection | from $2000 | - | from $26397 |
Bone deformity correction surgery | from $5700 | - | - |
Resection of bone with implant replacement | from $15000 | - | - |
The total cost is calculated individually. It may range depending on your medical issue, doctor's qualification, procedure complexity and related complications (if they occur). You’ll get the exact price for a plastic surgery procedure after a consultation with a doctor. |
Patients with bone cancer are treated by the Head of the Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology. Radiation therapy is conducted by the leading radiologist of Anadolu MC.
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CT (computer tomography) | $500 |
PET/CT | $820 |
Wiener Privatklinik is a private hospital in Austria. Prof. Rainer Kotz is the Medical Director of the Clinic. Wiener Privatklinik has the connection with some Nobel Prize winners. Among them Theodor Billroth, Robert Barany, Karl Landsteiner, Konrad Lorenz, Otto Loewi, Karl Ritter von Frisch. Sigmund Freud was practicing in the Clinic.
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Consultation with an oncologist | $316.76 - $422.35 |
- The Oncology Institute works on the premises of Teknon Medical Center. It is built according to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center model, one of the best facility for oncology treatment in the USA. It means Teknon applies the same effective treatments and modern equipment as American hospitals.
- Teknon specialists interchange their experience with American colleges to develop the most efficient bone cancer treatment.
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Biopsy | $2639.66 - $4751.4 |
Consultation with an oncologist | $637 - $645 |
Bone resection | $26396.65 - $47513.96 |
Chemotherapy for breast cancer | $3695.53 - $5807.26 |
Memorial Şişli Hospital in Istanbul is the largest multidisciplinary medical center in Istanbul. It is the 1st hospital in Turkeу and the 21st in the world accredited by Joint Commission International (JCI) for the high quality of treatment.
Memorial Şişli specialties are the following: oncology, transplant, , neurosurgery, weight loss surgery, including gastric lap banding, and organ transplant. The success rate of organ transplant at Memorial is 90%.
Patients from 92 countries choose Memorial Şişli for treatment annually.
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CT of the paranasal sinuses | $580 |
Biopsy | $1500 - $2500 |
Bone resection | $2000 - $3000 |
Hisar Hospital Intercontinental is a multi-specialty medical center in Turkey, Istanbul.
The medical center specializes in pediatric and adult cardiovascular surgery, orthopedics, oncology, weight loss surgery, including gastric band surgery, and check-ups. Hisar Intercontinental Hospital serves only adults. 250,000 patients choose Hisar Intercontinental Hospital to get medical care every year. Hisar Hospital is certified by JCI (Joint Commission International) that confirms compliance with international standards of treatment quality and safety.
Patients from CIS, Balkans and African countries choose Hisar Hospital for medical care.
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CT (computer tomography) | $290 - $350 |
Biopsy | $840 |
Liv Hospital Ulus is a multi-specialized medical center located in Istanbul.
Orthopedics, cancer treatment, weight loss surgery, neurosurgery, heart surgery and regenerative medicine are the leading specialties in the hospital.
Liv is a smart hospital with innovative medical technologies available: da Vinci robot-assisted system for the surgeries, MAKOplasty for knee replacement, YAG Laser for vascular surgery, virtual angiography for cardiac diagnostics, etc.
Liv Hospital in Istanbul is a popular weight loss surgery clinic in Turkey — patients lose 71% of their excess weight in a year.
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CT of the paranasal sinuses | $580 |
CT (computer tomography) | $500 - $650 |
- 90-95% of surgical interventions are performed with limb-preservation according to Sourasky information. Bone cancer treatment is provided in the Orthopedic Oncology Department. It unites bone cancer and orthopedic specialists to develop the most effective treatment.
- Orthopedic oncologists carry out 1,000 operations at Sourasky annually.
- Majority of bone cancer patients are accepted by Prof. Ofer Merimsky. He is the only doctor in Israel who specializes in all sarcoma types treatment. Dr. Ofer Merimsky is included in a rating of top Israeli doctors composed by Forbes magazine.
- Bookimed cooperates with Sourasky International Department, so we arrange bone cancer treatment within 3 days.
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PET/CT | $1580 |
Consultation with an oncologist | $950 |
- Bone cancer treatment according to the strict international standards.
- Medipol is equipped with Pyxis Medication Management System. It is an automated system that controls taking of drugs by a patient. Pyxis Medication Management System administers the assigned dose of medications in a right time. It allows to avoid mistakes and guarantees safety.
- The treatment arrangement within 3-5 days.
- 2-3 times lower prices than in top American or European hospitals without treatment quality loss.
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Consultation with an oncologist | $155 |
Scintigraphy | $600 |
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.
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PET/CT | $650 - $700 |
Consultation with an oncologist | $200 |
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.
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Consultation with an oncologist | $130 |
PET/CT | $850 |
- San Raffaele Ospedale is a part of San Donato Hospitals Group, the leading medical network in Italy.
- According to San Raffaele Ospedale information, it is one of the most authoritative scientific research centers in Italy. This fact guarantees the application of the latest bone cancer treatment options.
- San Raffaele Ospedale is ready to start the treatment in 15 days after a request on Bookimed.
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Scintigraphy | $316.76 |
Medicana Ataşehir Hospital is one of the multispecialty hospitals of Medicana Group of Hospitals in Turkey. It comprises 12 modern clinics and employs over 3,500 medical personnel following world’s standards of treatment.
Medicana Ataşehir Hospital meets quality and service standards of the Turkish Ministry of Health and the Joint Commission International (JCI).
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Consultation with an oncologist | $1000 |
PET/CT | $750 |
- Asklepios Oncological Department is certified by German Cancer Society that confirms surgery and therapy effectiveness, application of the necessary equipment, and a high level of medical care for patients. It makes Asklepios Barmbek one of the best bone cancer hospitals.
- Over 16,000 patients with cancer are treated annually at Asklepios.
- Asklepios is recognized as the best medical facility for international patients by Medical Travel Quality Alliance.
- Asklepios is included in top rating of the best German hospitals according to the Focus magazine rating. The rating composed due to the technical equipment level, medical staff qualification, surgery success rate indexes. Asklepios is recommended by 15,000 interviewed doctors in Germany.
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Consultation with an oncologist | $527.93 |
PET/CT | $2534.08 - $3801.12 |
Nordwest Krankenhaus is a multi specialized medical institution, a leading hospital in Germany due to development of innovations, such as 3D ultrasound, anticancer vaccines in targeted therapy. It comprises 5 research institutes and 11 specialized centers.
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Consultation with an oncologist | $506.82 |
PET/CT | $2322.9 - $3167.6 |
Quirónsalud Madrid is the top clinic in Spain and Europe, the largest among Quirónsalud centers by the annual number of patients served.
Specialization ― oncology, neurosurgery, heart surgery, plastic surgery, and .
Quiron Madrid research team carries out studies in the treatment of cancer and neurodegenerative disorders (Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Huntington's diseases). There is an opportunity to be treated for free as a participant in clinical trials in case of meeting requirements.
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Valued Med Hub Hospitals is a private multi-specialty medical center located in Istanbul, Turkey. The team specializes in neurosurgery, orthopedics, ophthalmology, organ transplant, and plastic surgery. Valued Med Hub Hospitals serves both adults and children. Patients from Europe & Commonwealth, CIS countries, and Arab League States visit the clinic most often.
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Group Florence Nightingale Hospitals is at the forefront of modern medicine and surgery in Turkey having been founded in 1989 as the first hospital for cardiovascular diseases in the region under the aegis of the Turkish Society of Cardiology.
All facilities are JCI and ISO accredited. Additionally, Istanbul FNH was also awarded Sign of the City in 2014 and British QHA accreditation in 2015.
Today, there are 4 general hospitals, 2 medical centers, as well as Demiroglu Bilim University which has a medical faculty, a school of nursing and a vocational school of healthcare.
The Group has maintained its reputation for excellence by combining expertise with the highest caliber of staff and healthcare innovation to ensure that each and every patient receives the best care possible.
An American-based international non-profit organization that evaluates and accredits healthcare institutions has given Florence Nightingale the global “Gold seal” for inpatient care and safety of the highest level.
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Memorial Atasehir Hospital is a private multidisciplinary hospital in Istanbul which belongs to the large Memorial Healthcare Group. The Memorial Atasehir specialties are organ transplant (with 99.5% success rate for liver and 99% for kidney), (65% success rate), oncology, cardio- and neurosurgery.
The hospital has Joint Commission International (JCI) certificate for the compliance with international treatment standards, quality, and safety. JCI is a global organization that controls the quality of medical services worldwide.
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Biopsy | $1300 - $2200 |
PET/CT | $700 |
Fuda Hospital is a world-renown cancer hospital located in Guangzhou, China.
Fuda Cancer Hospital treats oncology at any stage, including advanced cancer. Over 10 types of minimally invasive therapies are applied instead of chemotherapy. Among them are cryosurgery, NanoKnife, vascular interventional therapy, microwave hyperthermia treatment, etc.
Fuda doctors have achieved the most significant results in cancer treatment in the late stages.
The quality of Fuda medical services is confirmed by JCI (Joint Commission International), the global standard in healthcare.
Over 30,000 patients from over 100 countries have chosen Fuda to treat cancer.
PET/CT | $1440 |
Academic medial center Solingen is the oldest medical institution in Northern Germany. Since 2015, Solingen is in the list of TOP clinics in Germany according to the authoritative medical Focus magazine. Leading specialists in the field of orthopedics and oncology work here. All surgeons have an experience of at least 20 years.
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Biopsy | $2111.73 - $2322.9 |
Consultation with an orthopaedist | $263.97 |
Top 77 Doctors for Bone cancer Treatment
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FAQ about Bone cancer Treatment
What Is Bone Cancer?
Bone cancer is a rare and aggressive cancer that develops in the bones or surrounding tissues. While it can affect people of all ages, it’s most commonly diagnosed in children, adolescents, and young adults. Early detection and proper diagnosis are crucial for successful treatment.
Bone cancer originates in the bones or the soft tissues around them, including cartilage, muscles, and blood vessels. These tumors can disrupt bone growth, cause pain, and limit mobility.
What Is the Primary Bone Cancer?
Primary bone cancer refers to the tumors originating in the bones or surrounding tissues. This type of bone cancer does not include metastasized tumors, which typically arise in another location.
For example, cancer that starts in the lungs and spreads to the bones is still considered lung cancer, even though it has metastasized to the bones. Healthcare professionals may refer to this as “lung cancer with bone metastases.”
Secondary bone cancer, on the other side, starts in the other body part and then spreads to the bones via the bloodstream or lymph nodes.
What Are the Types of Bone Cancers?
There are two main categories of bone cancer:
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Osteosarcoma is the most common type of bone cancer, primarily affecting the arms and legs. It typically occurs during growth spurts in adolescence. Osteosarcoma affects osteoblasts, the cells that form new bone and is most common in teenagers during growth spurts
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Chondrosarcoma starts in cartilage cells and is more frequent in older adults.
Less common types of bone cancer include:
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Ewing's sarcoma. A rare but aggressive type of bone cancer that often affects younger children and can develop in the bones or the soft tissue around the bones.
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Fibrosarcoma originates in fibrous connective tissue within the bones.
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Giant cell tumor is a slow-growing type of bone cancer that can sometimes become cancerous.
What Causes Bone Cancer?
Bone cancer can affect anyone, but certain demographic factors can increase the likelihood of developing the disease. Age is a significant factor, with bone cancer being more common in older adults. However, some types, like osteosarcoma, are more prevalent in adolescents and young adults. Men are generally at a higher risk compared to women.
The exact cause of primary bone cancer remains unknown. However, several factors can contribute to an increased risk:
Cause | Explanation |
Genetic predisposition |
A family history of genetic conditions like Li-Fraumeni syndrome (a rare inherited disease caused by a problem with a gene called TP53). |
Radiation exposure |
Previous radiation therapy for treating other cancers can increase the risk of developing bone cancer in the treated area. |
Chemical exposure |
Prolonged exposure to chemicals like herbicides and dioxins. |
Paget's disease |
A benign condition characterized by one of a few bone areas being more active than others. This usually happens in older people (after 50 years old) and can result in abnormal bone functioning, which makes them more susceptible to fracture. |
What Are the Symptoms of Bone Cancer?
Early symptoms of bone cancer can be subtle and easily mistaken for other conditions, such as arthritis in adults and growing pains in children and teenagers.
Here are some common symptoms to watch for:
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Persistent bone pain that worsens over time, especially at night;
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A new lump or swelling in the bone, often painless initially;
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Tenderness or discomfort in the affected area;
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Limited movement or difficulty using the affected limb;
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Unexplained fatigue, weight loss, or fever;
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Fractures with minimal trauma.
How to Diagnose Bone Cancer?
The best way to diagnose a specific type of bone cancer is to consider its location and examine a tissue sample.
Here’s what the diagnostic process looks like:
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Medical history and physical examination. The doctor inquires about the patient's medical history and conducts a physical exam.
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Imaging tests, like X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and bone scans, can reveal the tumor’s location, size, and extent.
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Biopsy. A tissue sample from the tumor is extracted and examined under a microscope to confirm the presence of cancer cells.
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Genetic testing. In some cases, genetic testing can help determine if an inherited condition contributes to the cancer.
What Are the Types of Biopsy to Find Bone Cancer Cells?
The biopsy is a sure way to determine whether cancerous cells are present. The type of biopsy depends on whether the tumor looks like cancer and what kind of tumor it might be. Sometimes, a needle biopsy is enough, but other times, a larger sample is needed.
Needle biopsy — inserting a needle |
Surgical (open) biopsy — cutting through the skin |
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Core needle biopsy | Fine needle aspiration (FNA) | Incisional biopsy | Excisional biopsy |
A large needle removes a cylinder of tissue. | A thin needle takes a small sample of fluid and cells from the tumor. | Removing a piece of tumor. | Removing the entire tumor. |
What Are the Stages of Bone Cancer?
The staging of bone cancer depends on the size and location of the tumor. Understanding these stages is crucial for determining the appropriate treatment plan:
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Stage 1 is when the cancer is small and confined to the bone.
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Stage 2 is when the tumor is larger and may have spread to nearby tissues but not distant body parts.
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Stage 3 is when the cancer has spread to distant body parts, such as the lungs or liver.
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Stage 4 is when the cancer has spread to multiple distant parts of the body and is considered advanced.
The more specific way to determine bone cancer stage is to define it by the Musculoskeletal Tumor Society (MSTS) staging system (also known as the Enneking system). The doctors use three main factors:
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🔴 Grade (G) shows how abnormal the cancer cells look under a microscope. Low-grade cells are less likely to spread, while high-grade cells are more likely to spread.
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🟡 The extent of the primary tumor (T) tells whether the cancer is still inside the bone (T1) or has spread to nearby structures (T2).
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🟢 Metastasis (M) shows whether the cancer has spread to other parts of the body (M1) or not (M0).
These factors are combined to give an overall stage, using Roman numerals from I to III. Stages I and II are further divided into A (tumor is inside the bone) or B (tumor has spread to nearby structures).
What Are the Bone Cancer Treatment Options?
The doctors must evaluate the tumor's stage and type before they start treating bone cancer.
Here are the main approaches used:
Surgery
It is the primary treatment for localized bone cancers. This may involve limb-sparing surgery to remove the tumor while preserving the limb or amputation in advanced cases.
Radiation therapy
This method uses high-energy X-rays to destroy cancer cells. Bone cancer involves beams of radiation explicitly directed at the cancerous areas of bone. It can be used before or after surgery to shrink tumors or kill remaining cancer cells.
Chemotherapy
Chemotherapy involves prescribing drugs that kill cancer cells throughout the body. It’s often used with surgery and radiation therapy to improve treatment outcomes. Chemotherapy can also affect healthy cells, leading to side effects during and after treatment.
Immunotherapy
Mifamurtide is a medication that stimulates the immune system to produce specialized cells that target and kill cancerous cells. It is typically recommended for young people with high-grade osteosarcomas and is given after surgery, in combination with chemotherapy, to help prevent the cancer from returning.
The latest treatment for bone cancer also includes monoclonal antibodies, such as nivolumab and ipilimumab. They stop cancer cells from spreading and block the enzymes needed for cell growth.
Targeted therapy
The method marks specific molecules involved in cancer cell growth and progression. They can be a promising option for advanced bone cancer research.
Which Countries Have the Best Treatment for Bone Cancer?
While the quality of bone tumor treatment is generally high in many countries, some regions have emerged as global leaders in this field. Here are a few countries we chose based on the Bookimed's Smart Ranking System:
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Germany is known for its rigorous medical standards and advanced healthcare system. Their cancer centers offer comprehensive care for bone cancer patients, including cutting-edge treatments and supportive services.
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Israel has a reputation for medical innovation and excellence. Their cancer centers have state-of-the-art technology and the best orthopedic oncology surgeons.
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India has become a popular destination for medical tourism, offering affordable yet high-quality healthcare, including bone cancer treatment. Their hospitals often combine traditional and modern medical practices.
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Turkey has experienced rapid growth in its healthcare sector, with many hospitals offering advanced treatments for bone cancers. They are known for their competitive pricing and high-quality care.
What Is the Best Bone Cancer Treatment Center?
One of the best centers for bone cancer diagnosis and treatment is Anadolu Medical Center in Turkey. The head orthopedic oncologist, Dr. Bülent Karagöz, has over 31 years of experience and membership in the Turkish Medical Oncology Association. It's also the best hospital to treat Ewing's sarcoma in Turkey.
The doctors at Anadolu Center apply the following techniques to remove damaged tissue carefully:
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Limb-salvage surgery removes the cancerous tissue and some healthy tissue around it while preserving the limb.
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Amputation to remove a whole limb or some of its parts.
They also apply the latest robotic techniques to treat bone metastases:
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CyberKnife is a non-surgical option where doctors target high-dose radiation, specifically on tumor cells. It is entirely painless and requires fewer treatment sessions.
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Varian Edge is the newest linear accelerator for stereotaxic radiation therapy, successfully targeting bone cancer remains.
What Is the Estimated Bone Cancer Treatment Cost?
The cost of bone cancer treatment depends on several factors, including:
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Type of bone cancer. The doctors treat bone cancer differently based on specific cell characteristics.
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The cancer stage indicates how far it has spread, which will influence the complexity and duration of treatment.
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Treatment options, such as surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, or targeted therapy, will have varying costs.
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Geographic location. Costs can differ significantly between countries due to variations in healthcare systems, living expenses, and exchange rates.
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Insurance coverage. The extent of insurance coverage can significantly affect out-of-pocket expenses.
Here's a general breakdown of how much it costs to treat bone cancer:
Treatment | Estimated cost |
Surgery |
$10,000 - $50,000 or more |
Radiation therapy |
$10,000 - $30,000 |
Chemotherapy |
$5,000 - $20,000 per cycle |
Targeted therapy |
$5,000 - $20,000 per month |
Please note that these are estimates, and actual costs may vary. If you want a total treatment cost for the specific case, contact the Bookimed coordinator.
Which Countries Offer the Most Affordable Treatment?
While the cost of bone cancer treatment can vary significantly, several countries are known for offering affordable options without compromising the quality of care. Here are a few popular choices:
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India has emerged as a leading medical tourism destination, offering high-quality healthcare at competitive prices. Many hospitals in India specialize in bone cancer treatment and have experienced medical teams.
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Turkey has seen a surge in medical tourism, with many hospitals offering world-class facilities and advanced treatments for bone cancer. Their competitive pricing and excellent care have made them a popular choice.
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Thailand is another popular destination for medical tourism, known for its beautiful scenery and affordable healthcare. Their hospitals often combine traditional and modern medical practices.
How To Choose the Best Hospital for Bone Cancer?
When choosing a country for bone cancer treatment, consider the following criteria:
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Reputation of the hospital or cancer center;
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Experience of the medical team;
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Availability of advanced treatments and technologies;
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Cost of treatment;
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Language and cultural considerations.
We understand that finding the best hospital for bone cancer is time-consuming. That's why you can always submit a request on Bookimed and get your personalized treatment plan from the medical coordinator.
How Can Bookimed Help You Choose the Best Hospital?
Bookimed can help you find the best hospital for bone cancer treatment by:
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Providing personalized recommendations based on your specific needs.
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Offering detailed information about hospitals, including their specialties, experience, success rates, and patient reviews.
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Assisting with cost comparison to help you find the most affordable option.
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Providing medical tourism assistance if you need to travel for treatment.
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Offering 24/7 support to answer your questions and guide you through the process.
By using Bookimed, you can find a hospital that offers the best combination of expertise, quality of care, and affordability for your bone cancer treatment.
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Bone cancer symptoms and treatments. NHS inform. URL: https://www.nhsinform.scot/illnesses-and-conditions/cancer/cancer-types-in-adults/bone-cancer/ (date of access: 19.09.2024).
Osteosarcoma. Johns Hopkins Medicine. URL: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/sarcoma/osteosarcoma (date of access: 19.09.2024).
Testing for Bone Cancer. Information and Resources about Cancer: Breast, Colon, Lung, Prostate, Skin | American Cancer Society. URL: https://www.cancer.org/cancer/types/bone-cancer/detection-diagnosis-staging/how-diagnosed.html (date of access: 19.09.2024).
UCSF Bone Cancer Clinical Trials – San Francisco Bay Area. Clinical Trials at UCSF. URL: https://clinicaltrials.ucsf.edu/bone-cancer (date of access: 19.09.2024).
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