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Oncology

Non-Surgical Cancer Treatments

Brachytherapy and Targeted Therapy

Some cancers are treated without surgery, or alongside it, with targeted irradiation of the tumor or with drugs that act on its mechanisms.

Starting from
€4,650
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What is Non-Surgical Cancer Treatments?

The treatment is chosen according to the type of cancer, its stage and the tumor's characteristics (markers, mutations), after reviewing your file.

Available procedures

  • Brachytherapy: internal radiotherapy: a radioactive source is placed against the tumor to irradiate it at close range.
  • Targeted therapy: drugs that block the tumor's own mechanisms, chosen according to its molecular tests.

Multidisciplinary care

Each file is reviewed by a team of surgeons and oncologists, who confirm the right procedure. The price shown is a starting price, confirmed after the file review depending on the stage and extent of surgery. Follow-up after you return home is coordinated with your usual oncologist.

When is Non-Surgical Cancer Treatments used?

Please send your medical file: pathology report with molecular tests if available, recent imaging and the history of treatments received.

Clinic offers: Non-Surgical Cancer Treatments

1 clinic matching your criteria

Non-Surgical Cancer Treatments prices by country

Non-Surgical Cancer Treatments

Spain
Spain
4650 €

Brachytherapy

Spain
Spain
10350 €

Targeted therapy

Spain
Spain
4650 €

Frequently asked questions

How does the treatment work?

01

Anesthesia

Depending on the treatment: local or light anesthesia for brachytherapy, none for targeted therapy.

02

Duration

Variable: one to several sessions for brachytherapy, cycles over several weeks or months for targeted therapy.

What happens after treatment?

Usually outpatient or with a short hospital stay. The program and length of stay are set out in the quote.

How long do results last?

Effectiveness is assessed with imaging and markers during treatment, together with your oncologist.