HIGHLIGHTS
What stands out in this treatment
OVERVIEW
Who it's for & conditions treated
Who is it for?
Carcinoid syndrome symptoms (in functional tumors): flushing of the face/neck, diarrhea, wheezing and palpitations.
Hormone-specific syndromes (in pancreatic NET): symptoms such as recurrent low blood sugar (insulinoma) or persistent ulcers (gastrinoma).
Abdominal pain, a palpable mass, bowel obstruction or unexplained weight loss.
Non-functional tumors are often silent and may be found incidentally on imaging performed for another reason.
Hereditary syndrome risk: syndromes such as MEN1 (multiple endocrine neoplasia type 1), von Hippel-Lindau and neurofibromatosis may increase NET risk.
Elevated chromogranin A and organ-specific hormone levels may point toward the diagnosis.
Conditions treated
Surgical Resection (Robotic / Laparoscopic / Open)Somatostatin Analogues (Octreotide / Lanreotide)Theranostics — PRRT (Lu-177 DOTATATE)Liver-Directed Therapies (Interventional Oncology)Systemic Drug TherapiesHormone and Symptom ManagementMultidisciplinary Oncology Council
TREATMENTS
Our treatment methods
Neuroendocrine Tumors (NET)
Neuroendocrine tumors are highly varied and don't fit one prescription. At Doruk, every case is planned for your tumor by our multidisciplinary council.
TREATMENT TIMELINE
From day one to discharge
The timeline below is an average and varies by patient, diagnosis and clinical status. Exact timing and all included services are detailed in your personalized treatment offer.
Application
Application and File Sharing — Share your imaging, pathology and hormone/chromogranin A results; remote pre-assessment begins.
Diagnosis
Diagnosis and Imaging — Grading by Ki-67, functionality assessment and, when needed, receptor status via Ga-68 DOTATATE PET-CT are determined.
Council
Oncology Council Decision — The tumor board sets the sequence of surgery, somatostatin analogue, PRRT or liver-directed therapy according to grade, function and spread.
Treatment
Treatment Delivery — The planned robotic/minimally invasive surgery, drug therapy and/or theranostics (PRRT) is delivered on a transparent schedule.
Follow-up
Follow-up and Tele-Oncology — Periodic follow-up with chromogranin A, hormone levels and imaging; remote check-up option.
Every treatment offer is presented in full detail — accommodation, transfer, interpreter and follow-up included — clearly stating what is covered.
HOW IT WORKS
A completely carefree treatment journey
1
Online application
Fill the form or message us on WhatsApp; share your file in seconds.
2
Free evaluation
Our specialists review your file and reply within 24 hours.
3
Personalized plan
Treatment steps, timeline and transparent cost are clarified.
4
Welcome & treatment
Airport pickup, accommodation and treatment — coordinated end to end.
BY THE NUMBERS
Our center in numbers
12,000+
oncology cases per year at our center
2
Da Vinci Xi robotic surgical systems
30+
cancer types treated
PET-CT
for staging and response follow-up
TECHNOLOGY
Our diagnostic and treatment technologies
Technology
WHY DORUK
What sets us apart here
JCI accreditation & patient safety
Accredited to international JCI standards; an independently audited quality and patient-safety system.
Weekly tumor board
Your treatment plan is finalized at a board where medical, radiation and surgical oncology sit together.
Radiotherapy, robotic surgery and PET-CT together
TrueBeam LINAC, Da Vinci robotic surgery and PET-CT in the same center — from tests to treatment without changing institutions.
International patient services
End-to-end support with visa, airport transfer, accommodation and multilingual medical interpreters.
Transparent, guaranteed pricing
A quote prepared from your medical information; the hospital charges no extra for the treatments it covers.
Tele-oncology follow-up
Your post-treatment follow-up continues via tele-oncology after you return home.
INFO & BLOG
About diagnosis, treatment and recovery
What is a neuroendocrine tumor (NET)?
What is the difference between functional and non-functional NET?
What does tumor grade (G1/G2/G3) mean?
Why is Ga-68 DOTATATE PET performed?
What is PRRT (Lu-177 DOTATATE)?
What do somatostatin analogues (octreotide/lanreotide) do?
What is done in NET that has spread to the liver?
What is MEN1 syndrome, is there a risk for my family?
How and by whom is treatment decided?
I am coming from abroad, how does the process work?
PRICING
Transparent treatment pricing
Consultation & second opinion
In NET the process is personalized by tumor grade, functionality, receptor status and spread; the offer is shared with you at your first evaluation.
Free
Radiotherapy course (IMRT)
Planning + sessions included
€4,500 – €8,000
Chemotherapy (per cycle)
Excl. meds, incl. administration
€900 – €2,500
Robotic tumor surgery
3–4 night stay included
€7,500 – €12,000
Indicative price range — your binding quote is sent in writing after your free medical evaluation.
PRICE GUARANTEE
Our quote is a binding commitment
The quote prepared and shared based on the medical information you provide is guaranteed: for every treatment it covers, the hospital charges no extra fees.
Written, binding quote
Your quote is prepared from your medical information and shared in writing.
No surprise charges
For the treatments the quote covers, the hospital requests no extra charge.
All covered treatments included
Every planned treatment is included in the guaranteed price.
PATIENT VOICES
What our patients say
The oncology team was with me medically and emotionally. In a word, they gave me confidence.
Ayşe
Türkiye · Oncology
Illustrative review
All my tests were done in one centre and the tumour board produced a plan the same week.
Klaus
Germany · Oncology
Illustrative review
I came for a second opinion; it was the doctor himself who explained that I should stay and be treated.
Ivan
Bulgaria · Oncology
Illustrative review
A Russian-speaking coordinator was with me at every appointment; I never had to guess anything.
Elena
Russia · Oncology
Illustrative review
The file of the treatment I began at home was read here in full; I did not start from zero.
Aigul
Kazakhstan · Oncology
Illustrative review
Accommodation and transfers were planned in one schedule during radiotherapy; it did not exhaust me.
Faisal
Saudi Arabia · Oncology
Illustrative review
They explained both my illness and my options in my own language. Knowledge eased my fear.
Zainab
Iraq · Oncology
Illustrative review
I had my follow-up calendar in hand after treatment ended; I did not return home into a vacuum.
Sarah
United Kingdom · Oncology
Illustrative review
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is the consultation paid?
How do I apply from abroad?
Visa and transfer support?
How is post-care follow-up?