Scopri le migliori cliniche e i costi per NanoKnife nel 2026

Prof. Dr. Mehmet Akif Ozturk specializes in medical oncology at Memorial Şişli Hospital – Turkey's first JCI-accredited facility. The NanoKnife package may cost around $3,120, typically including physician consultation and treatment planning based on diagnostic results. Memorial follows NCCN and ESMO protocols with state-of-the-art imaging for precise treatment. The non-thermal ablation technique minimizes damage to surrounding tissue. Patient reviews show a 91% recommendation rate for the hospital.

Prof. Dr. Bülent Karagöz brings 32 years of oncology experience with 900+ NanoKnife procedures performed. The treatment may cost around $31,100, typically covering the procedure, consultations, diagnostic tests, and transfers. Affiliated with Johns Hopkins Medicine, Prof. Karagöz holds membership in the Turkish Medical Oncology Association and has published over 40 cancer research papers. Anadolu Medical Center is JCI-accredited and ranked among the world's top 10 hospitals by MTQUA.

Fuda Cancer Hospital pioneered NanoKnife in China, treating 30,000+ international patients at their JCI-certified facility. The procedure for pancreatic tumors may cost around 180,000 Yuan, typically including the NanoKnife treatment, an MRI diagnostic, and a personalized plan. Their non-surgical approach preserves healthy tissues while precisely targeting tumors with real-time CT/MRI monitoring.

Medipol Mega University Hospital holds Joint Commission International accreditation – Turkey's first with academic distinction. The facility offers NanoKnife treatment with comprehensive diagnostics starting around 2,000 EUR, typically covering doctor examination, thorax CT, rectum MRI, and blood tests. As Turkey's largest private hospital complex with 810 beds, it provides advanced imaging including PET-CT and 3T MRI for precise tumor mapping. International services include multilingual staff and airport transfers.

Prof. David Margel, a pioneer of focal prostate surgery in Israel with 28 years' experience, founded the country's first program for targeted prostate cancer treatment. NanoKnife treatment at Sourasky Medical Center may cost around $32,050 – typically including the procedure, PET PSMA CT scan, pre-op consultation, blood tests, and case manager support. The JCI-accredited hospital ranks among Newsweek's Top 10 for medical tourism, offering minimally invasive NanoKnife technology with lower risk of nerve damage.