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Treatment of uterine cancer in Israel

We select a clinic and a gynecologic oncologist for the treatment of uterine cancer in Israel: surgery, radiation therapy or drug treatment for endometrial and cervical cancer. First the doctors review your documents, then you compare programs from several clinics.

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Experts Medical is an international medical service for treatment and surgery abroad. Your personal doctor-coordinator helps you choose a doctor for the best possible outcome, arranges your medical trip and supports you before, during and after treatment. Since 2016 we have helped 12,000+ patients, and we represent 300+ leading clinics worldwide.

Methods for treating cancer of the uterus and cervix

Treatment of uterine cancer in Israel is planned by a gynecologic oncologist together with other oncologists according to the type of tumor, the stage, the patient’s general health and her wish to preserve fertility. In the early stages the main method is surgery, often minimally invasive, while radiation therapy, chemotherapy and hormone therapy are given when indicated, alone or in combination.

Hysterectomy

simple or radical

The surgeon removes the uterus, and in a radical operation also the surrounding tissue, the upper part of the vagina and nearby lymph nodes. The procedure is often done laparoscopically or with a robotic assistant.

Fertility-sparing surgery

conization and trachelectomy

In early-stage cervical cancer, part of the cervix or the whole cervix is removed while the body of the uterus is preserved. These operations are considered for women who plan a pregnancy.

Radiation therapy

external beam and brachytherapy

Radiation is delivered on linear accelerators or by brachytherapy, when the radiation source is placed next to the tumor. In cervical cancer it is often combined with chemotherapy.

More about radiation therapy

Chemotherapy

in courses, alone or with radiation

The drugs destroy tumor cells or slow their growth. Chemotherapy is given before or after surgery, together with radiation, or as the main method for advanced cancer.

More about chemotherapy

Targeted therapy

based on the tumor's features

The drugs act on proteins that help cancer cells grow and spread. To choose a drug, the clinic may run a genetic test of the tumor.

More about targeted therapy

Immunotherapy

for selected indications

The drugs help the immune system recognize and destroy cancer cells. It is considered when the tumor has suitable characteristics.

More about immunotherapy

Hormone therapy

for certain types of endometrial cancer

It is used when indicated, alone or together with other methods. The oncologist decides based on the results of tumor testing.

Which treatment methods suit your case?

Our doctor-coordinator will review your medical records and find a specialist to assess your treatment options.

A CLINIC FOR YOUR DIAGNOSIS

Best clinics for the treatment of uterine cancer in Israel

Why we suggest these clinics

When selecting clinics, our doctor-coordinators consider the specialists' experience in treating uterine cancer, the clinic's capabilities and our experience supporting patients there. We recommend a specific doctor and clinic after reviewing your medical records.

IchilovIchilovTel Aviv, IsraelClinic photos and profile ↗
Tel Aviv, Israel★ 4.9 (16 reviews)

Ichilov Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center

Gynecologic oncologyDrug therapyPublic hospital
Why this clinic is considered for uterine cancer treatment

Hospital gynecologic oncology service

Sourasky Medical Center has a gynecologic oncology service headed by a professor of oncology who specializes in cervical and endometrial cancer. The hospital provides diagnosis and drug treatment of gynecologic tumors.

About the clinic, certification and services

Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov) is one of the largest public hospitals in Israel, located in Tel Aviv. Research centers of the Tel Aviv University Faculty of Medicine operate on its premises. International patients receive help with interpreters, flights and accommodation.

Certificates and accreditations

  • JCI American Medical Facility Accreditation

Additional services:

Transfer from / to the airport · Visa assistance · Personal assistant · Internet · Reservation of accommodation and airline tickets · Translator · Accommodation for accompanying person · Single room

Cost and terms depend on the medical case and are specified in the treatment plan.

Clinic page and reviews
AssutaAssutaTel Aviv, IsraelClinic photos and profile ↗
Tel Aviv, Israel★ 4.8 (5 reviews)

Assuta Assuta Hospital Tel Aviv

GynecologyDa Vinci robotMinimally invasive surgery
Why this clinic is considered for uterine cancer treatment

Minimally invasive gynecologic surgery

The hospital's gynecology department is headed by a specialist in laparoscopy and hysteroscopy. Assuta performs robotic and minimally invasive surgery with a short recovery period, including with the Da Vinci robot.

About the clinic, certification and services

Assuta is the largest private network of multidisciplinary clinics in Israel, with 11 medical centers, the leading one in Tel Aviv. The hospital specializes in high-tech surgery and oncology. The coordinator agrees on the doctor for your case before you travel.

Certificates and accreditations

  • JCI American Medical Facility Accreditation

Additional services:

Transfer from / to the airport · Visa assistance · Personal assistant · Internet · Reservation of accommodation and airline tickets · Translator · Accommodation for accompanying person · Single room

Cost and terms depend on the medical case and are specified in the treatment plan.

Clinic page and reviews
HadassahHadassahJerusalem, IsraelClinic photos and profile ↗
Jerusalem, Israel★ 5.0 (5 reviews)

Hadassah Hadassah Medical Center

OncologyRobotic surgeryTargeted therapy
Why this clinic is considered for uterine cancer treatment

Cancer center of a university hospital

Hadassah runs an internationally recognized oncology center. Robotic surgery and targeted therapies are used here, and the coordinator selects oncologists and surgeons for your case based on your documents.

About the clinic, certification and services

Hadassah Medical Center is the largest university medical center in Israel with a century-long history. It combines treatment, medical training and research. The coordinator agrees on the team and the program after reviewing your documents.

Certificates and accreditations

  • International certifications: * (JCI, ISO, etc.) JCI, ISO, JACIE fully accredited by the European JACIE Committee
  • State accreditation by the Israeli Ministry of Health
  • Nobel Peace Prize

Additional services:

Transfer from / to the airport · Visa assistance · Personal assistant · Internet · Reservation of accommodation and airline tickets · Translator · Accommodation for accompanying person · Single room

Cost and terms depend on the medical case and are specified in the treatment plan.

Clinic page and reviews
Haifa, Israel★ 4.8 (4 reviews)

Rambam Rambam Medical Center

ESMO cancer centerIMRT radiotherapyRobotic surgery
Why this clinic is considered for uterine cancer treatment

ESMO-certified cancer center

The Rambam Cancer Center is certified by ESMO. It uses robotic surgery, IMRT radiotherapy and minimally invasive technologies.

About the clinic, certification and services

Rambam Medical Center in Haifa is a multidisciplinary JCI-accredited hospital and the clinical base of the Technion Faculty of Medicine. Its main areas include oncology, surgery and complex diagnostics.

Certificates and accreditations

  • JCI American Accreditation of Medical Institutions
  • The best clinics in the world 2021 according to Newsweek magazine
  • Best smart hospitals in the world 2023 according to Newsweek magazine

Additional services:

Transfer from / to the airport · Visa assistance · Personal assistant · Internet · Reservation of accommodation and airline tickets · Translator · Accommodation for accompanying person · Single room

Cost and terms depend on the medical case and are specified in the treatment plan.

Clinic page and reviews
Sheba Medical CenterSheba Medical CenterRamat GanClinic photos and profile ↗
Ramat Gan★ 5.0 (4)

Sheba Medical Center

1948 year of foundation1700 beds>45000 surgeries per year

Sheba Medical Center is the largest medical facility in the Middle East, known far beyond the borders of Israel. It treats politicians and VIPs, as well as patients from all over the world, including complex cases in oncology, cardiology, pediatrics and rehabilitation. Sheba was the first hospital in Israel to receive international JCI accreditation and implements advanced diagnostic and treatment methods thanks to its own scientific research.

Clinic page and reviews
COST AND SCOPE OF PROGRAMS

How much does uterine cancer treatment in Israel cost?

The cost depends on the method (surgery, radiation or drug therapy), the scope of surgery, the number of courses and additional tests, such as a genetic test of the tumor. Under the clinic's program, the stay for surgery takes about 6 days, and 11-30 days for radiation therapy. The clinic gives the exact price after reviewing your documents.

Approximate treatment costs
Treatment / serviceCostWhat affects the cost
MRIfrom $800Area and protocol of the scan
Removal of a cervical tumorabout $13,000Scope of surgery and surgical approach
Chemotherapyfrom $6,000Regimen, drugs and number of courses

Prices are approximate. The final cost depends on your personalized treatment plan and the services included.

  • Doctor selection and support are free of charge for you.
  • No markups. You pay for treatment directly at the clinic.

How the price is formed and what the budget includes

What affects the cost

The treatment method and extent, the chosen clinic, the length of hospital stay and the need for additional tests.

Which medical expenses to check

Tests, doctors’ fees, inpatient stay, medication and follow-up consultations. What is included depends on the program.

Which travel expenses to plan for

Flights, accommodation outside the clinic, transfers, an interpreter and a companion’s stay. The doctor-coordinator will clarify what is included in the offer and what is paid separately.

SPECIALIST DOCTORS

Gynecologic oncologists in Israel for uterine cancer treatment

How we select doctors for our database

We assess the doctor's specialisation, experience, reputation and approach, as well as the clinic's standard, equipment and team.

How we choose a doctor for each patient

Our medical board selects a doctor experienced in treating your specific diagnosis. We rely on the results of their previous patients, the clinic's capabilities and your budget.

Prof. Tamar Safra25+years of experience

Ichilov · gynecologic oncology

Prof. Tamar Safra

Oncologist

Professor, head of the gynecologic oncology service at Sourasky Medical Center. Specializes in cervical cancer, endometrial cancer and uterine leiomyosarcoma, and also sees patients at Assuta.

Experience and achievements

Professor Tamar Safra is an oncologist, specialist in radiotherapy, head of the gynecological oncology service of the Sourasky State Medical Center (Ichilov). She also runs a private practice at the Assuta Clinic.

Specialization:

  • leiomyosarcoma of the uterus;
  • breast cancer;
  • bladder cancer;
  • Paget’s cancer;
  • spleen cancer;
  • cervical cancer;
  • ovarian cancer;
  • triple negative breast cancer;
  • endometrial cancer.

She takes part in international studies to increase the effectiveness of chemotherapy and reduce its side effects.

She is the author of more than 70 scientific papers published in international journals.

Membership in professional organizations:

  • American Association of Clinical Oncology;
  • Breast Cancer Treatment Group;
  • European Association of Gynecological Oncology;
  • Israeli Association of Clinical Oncology and Radiation Therapy;
  • Israeli Association of Gynecological Oncology;
  • Israeli Medical Association.
Prof. Dan Grisaro30+years of experience

Gynecologic oncology

Prof. Dan Grisaro

Gynecologist, oncologist

Professor, specialist in the diagnosis and treatment of ovarian, uterine and cervical cancer. Conducts research into the causes of cervical cancer and trained in gynecologic oncology at the University of Toronto.

Experience and achievements

Professor Dan Grisaro is Israel’s leading specialist in the diagnosis and treatment of oncogynecological diseases (ovarian cancer, uterine cancer, cervical cancer).

Conducts research to identify the causes of cervical cancer, as well as analysis of inguinal lymph nodes for the diagnosis of ovarian cancer to study early markers and determine targeted therapy.

Education:

  • Tel Aviv State University, Professor of the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics;
  • University of Toronto (Canada), specialization in oncological gynecology;
  • Jerusalem State University, Faculty of Medicine.

Academic experience:

  • Since 2011, he has been a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Medicine, Tel Aviv University;
  • Associate Professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Tel Aviv State University.

Scientific activity and publications:

Professor Dan Grisaro has given 39 presentations at scientific conferences and is the author of 83 published scientific articles in various professional journals.

Member of medical societies:

  • Israeli Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists;
  • Israeli Association of Oncologists-Gynecologists;
  • American Association of Gynecological Oncologists;
  • Canadian Association of Gynecological Oncologists.
Prof. Mordechai (Moti) Goldenberg30+years of experience

Assuta · gynecology

Prof. Mordechai (Moti) Goldenberg

Gynecologist

Head of the gynecology department at Assuta Medical Center. Specialist in laparoscopy and hysteroscopy, director of the National School of Endoscopic Surgery.

Experience and achievements

Mordechai Goldenberg is a specialist in laparoscopy, hysteroscopy, endometriosis treatment and endoscopy.

Winner of the first prize “Golden hysteroscope” of the international congress of endoscopic gynecology in 1998 and 2000.

Education and experience:

  • He received his Bachelor of Medicine degree from Ben Gurion University, Israel;
  • Completed an internship at the Shiba Medical Center;
  • Completed specialization and courses in the USA and France.
  • Professor of Tel Aviv University;
  • Director of the National School of Endoscopic Surgery;
    Head of the gynecology department at Assuta Medical Center.

Author of more than 100 scientific works.

Membership in international organizations:

  • European Society of Endoscopy;
  • American Society of Endoscopy;
  • Israeli Society of gynecologists-endoscopists.
Prof. Moshe Inbar45+years of experience

Oncology

Prof. Moshe Inbar

Oncologist

Israeli oncologist with more than 45 years of experience. Completed his radiation therapy residency at the Royal Marsden Hospital and trained at cancer centers in the USA and France.

Experience and achievements

Professor Moshe Inbar is a highly professional Israeli oncologist.

Specialization: liver cancer, genitourinary cancer, carcinoma, heart cancer, larynx cancer, stomach cancer, adenocarcinoma, intestinal cancer, breast cancer, squamous cell cancer, etc.

Moshe Inbar graduated from the medical faculty of the Hebrew State University in Jerusalem. Dr. Inbar improved his qualifications in well-known medical institutions: the Institute of Immune Genetics at the Paul Briusse Hospital (France), the Anderson Medical Center in Houston (USA). cancer center named after Sloan-Kettering in New York, (USA). Moshe Inbar completed his radiation therapy residency at the British clinic – Royal Marsden Hospital.

While engaged in scientific and teaching activities at Tel Aviv State University, Moshe Inbar received the title of professor of oncology. At the moment, he continues training future doctors.

Membership in medical associations:

  • Israel Society of Clinical Oncology and Radiotherapy
  • Israel Medical Association – President (Past)
  • American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)
  • European Society of Medical Oncology (ESMO)
  • European Society of Amalology (EUSOMA)
  • European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC)

Treatment of uterine cancer in Israel: we will prepare your records for doctors abroad

We translate your medical documents free of charge and prepare a medical file so that specialists abroad can assess your situation and suggest a treatment plan.

A doctor-coordinator reviews your situation

They will review your medical records, clarify your preferences and help you choose the right specialist.

The doctor you choose reviews your case

The coordinator arranges for your records to be reviewed by a specialist experienced in treating uterine cancer.

You receive a plan and cost

Before you travel, you can review the clinic's offer, the services included and the planned length of stay.

The doctor-coordinator will tell you where to start and which documents are needed in your case.

Get an online consultation with an Israeli gynecologic oncologist

We will help you choose a specialist and arrange an online consultation.

The coordinator will contact you at this number.

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Since 2016 we have helped more than 12,000 patientsget quality treatment

Uterine cancer treatment program in Israel by day

The actual schedule, hospital stay and length of the trip are determined by the doctor.

Chemotherapy for uterine cancer in Israel

Hospitalization
3 days
Duration of stay in Israel
depending on the chemo protocol, multiple courses of chemotherapy may be required
  1. Day 1Meeting at the airport, examination, consultation
  2. Day 3Discharge from the hospital and accommodation in a hotel
  3. Day 5Control examination
  4. Day 6Transfer to the airport
Ichilov · Tel Aviv
Ichilov · Tel Aviv
Surgery to remove uterine cancer in Israel: sample day-by-day program
Hospitalization
1 day
Duration of stay in Israel
6 days
  1. 1 dayMeeting at the airport, examination, consultation
  2. 2 daySurgery, hospitalization
  3. 3 dayDischarge from the hospital and accommodation in a hotel
  4. 5 dayControl consultation
  5. 6 dayTransfer to the airport
Radiation therapy for uterine cancer in Israel: sample day-by-day program
Hospitalization
Outpatient
Duration of stay in Israel
11-30 days
  1. 1 dayMeeting at the airport, examination, consultation
  2. Days 2-10/29Irradiation, daily (except weekends)
  3. 11-30 dayTransfer to the airport

How we organize your treatment in Israel

  1. 01We review your situation

    The doctor-coordinator reviews your medical records and clarifies your preferences, budget and travel dates.

  2. 02We select a doctor and clinic

    We recommend a specialist experienced in similar cases, taking into account the clinic's capabilities and our experience supporting patients there.

  3. 03We agree on the plan and cost

    We arrange for a specialist doctor to review your case and help you understand the proposed plan, the services included and the cost.

  4. 04We organize your trip

    We agree on appointment dates and help with tickets, visa, transfers and accommodation.

  5. 05We support you during treatment

    Your doctor-coordinator stays in touch and helps with practical matters and communication with the clinic.

  6. 06We stay with you after you return

    We help you get the necessary documents, arrange follow-up consultations and stay in touch with your doctor.

Additional services

Free
  • Visa assistance
  • Airport transfers
  • Personal doctor-coordinator
  • Accommodation and flight booking
  • Interpreter
  • Accommodation for a companion
  • Private room

How we help after you return home

  • We help you get the discharge summary and the clinic’s recommendations for further treatment and monitoring.
  • If needed, we help arrange translation of your medical records.
  • We arrange follow-up consultations with the clinic’s doctors, including online. We confirm the format and cost of the consultation in advance.
  • We help you get answers from your doctor to questions about the recommendations you received.

Patient reviews of uterine cancer treatment in Israel

Larisa Ivochkina

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

In a hospital in my city, doctors suggested removing the uterine cancer along with the organ.

In Israel, Dr. Dan Grisaro performed a sparing operation, removed the tumor, leaving the uterus. I hope the illness doesn’t come back.

Alexandra Sorokina

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

I was treated for endometrial cancer in Russia for a long time, the doctors said that I had a late stage and refused to operate.

So I went to the Israeli clinic Assuta. After the examination, the specialists performed a minimally invasive operation to remove the uterus. It was successful, I did not notice any complications, so I am very pleased with the result. In…

Svetlana Timerman

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

Doctors in my city gave me a disappointing diagnosis – cervical cancer.

They offered me a complete removal of the organ, but this option did not suit me – I wanted to give birth to a second child. Therefore, I read reviews on the Internet and decided to contact the Israeli Sheba clinic. The doctors of this…

Nina Andreeva

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

Many thanks to the doctor Amit Amnon for a well-performed operation and attentive attitude.

The doctor supported me and gave me hope for recovery.

Ekaterina Mosiychuk

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

It’s good that telemedicine is available.

I was interested in the question of PD-1 blockers, which reduce the tumor. Dr. Grisaro said that in my case, we can try.

Valentina Krivorozhko

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

For almost half a year I have been taking targeted drugs that Irina Stefansky recommended to me.

I feel much better than during chemo. I liked the fact that the drugs were selected specifically for me, the dosage is adjusted during the course of treatment.

Margarita Mentina

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

I’ve had a lot of trouble with myoma.

I had to quit my job, I was constantly on hormonal drugs, because I was afraid to have an operation. But it turned out, not everything is so scary. In Assuta, my uterus was removed through the vagina, the intervention is minimally…

Galina Stozharova

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

I asked for help when I already had 3 stages of uterine cancer.

The tumor has already spread to the vagina and appendages. I did not want to save the uterus, the desire was – to survive! Thanks to Dr. Grisaro, I am alive. He removed the tumor, and then prescribed a course of radiation, and with the…

Galina Storonenko

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

The diagnosis of uterine cancer, which I learned already in Israel, was a shock to me.

I could only trust Dr. Dan Grisaro, who heads the gynecological oncology department at the Ichilov Medical Center. He has golden hands. A tumor measuring 10 * 13 cm was removed through several punctures in the abdomen. He saved my uterus.…

Lydia Malyuta

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

On the third day after contacting the Ichilov (Sourasky) clinic, a laparoscopic hysterectomy was performed.

3 weeks after the operation, there was a small scar and two punctures on the abdomen. They are almost invisible.

Reviews describe personal experiences and do not guarantee the same treatment results.

Larisa Ivochkina

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

In a hospital in my city, doctors suggested removing the uterine cancer along with the organ. In Israel, Dr. Dan Grisaro performed a sparing operation, removed the tumor, leaving the uterus. I hope the illness doesn’t come back.

Alexandra Sorokina

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

I was treated for endometrial cancer in Russia for a long time, the doctors said that I had a late stage and refused to operate. So I went to the Israeli clinic Assuta. After the examination, the specialists performed a minimally invasive operation to remove the uterus. It was successful, I did not notice any complications, so I am very pleased with the result. In parallel, I underwent a course of radiation treatment, I was told that this would improve the prognosis. Hope the disease doesn’t come back. And if it comes back, now I know where to go for treatment.

Svetlana Timerman

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

Doctors in my city gave me a disappointing diagnosis – cervical cancer. They offered me a complete removal of the organ, but this option did not suit me – I wanted to give birth to a second child. Therefore, I read reviews on the Internet and decided to contact the Israeli Sheba clinic. The doctors of this hospital told me that it is possible to try to cure the disease without removing the organ. They prescribed me chemotherapy, local radiation treatment, hormones. And after a while the tumor disappeared. Thanks to Dr. Tamar for saving me the opportunity to give birth, I am very grateful to her for this.

Nina Andreeva

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

Many thanks to the doctor Amit Amnon for a well-performed operation and attentive attitude. The doctor supported me and gave me hope for recovery.

Ekaterina Mosiychuk

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

It’s good that telemedicine is available. I was interested in the question of PD-1 blockers, which reduce the tumor. Dr. Grisaro said that in my case, we can try.

Valentina Krivorozhko

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

For almost half a year I have been taking targeted drugs that Irina Stefansky recommended to me. I feel much better than during chemo. I liked the fact that the drugs were selected specifically for me, the dosage is adjusted during the course of treatment.

Margarita Mentina

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

I’ve had a lot of trouble with myoma. I had to quit my job, I was constantly on hormonal drugs, because I was afraid to have an operation. But it turned out, not everything is so scary. In Assuta, my uterus was removed through the vagina, the intervention is minimally traumatic.

Galina Stozharova

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

I asked for help when I already had 3 stages of uterine cancer. The tumor has already spread to the vagina and appendages. I did not want to save the uterus, the desire was – to survive! Thanks to Dr. Grisaro, I am alive. He removed the tumor, and then prescribed a course of radiation, and with the help of a linear accelerator, which irradiates more accurately.

Galina Storonenko

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

The diagnosis of uterine cancer, which I learned already in Israel, was a shock to me. I could only trust Dr. Dan Grisaro, who heads the gynecological oncology department at the Ichilov Medical Center. He has golden hands. A tumor measuring 10 * 13 cm was removed through several punctures in the abdomen. He saved my uterus. There were no complications after the operation. Feeling good.

Lydia Malyuta

Diagnosis: uterine cancer

5/5

On the third day after contacting the Ichilov (Sourasky) clinic, a laparoscopic hysterectomy was performed. 3 weeks after the operation, there was a small scar and two punctures on the abdomen. They are almost invisible.

Diagnosis of uterine cancer in Israeli clinics

Uterine cancer is a general term for malignant tumors of the body of the uterus (endometrial cancer) and of the cervix. Warning signs include bleeding or spotting between periods or after menopause and pain in the lower abdomen, and cervical cancer is often found during a routine screening.

01

When to ask for a review

Send your documents for a review if ultrasound, a smear test or a biopsy has shown changes in the uterus or cervix, the diagnosis has been confirmed by histology, or a hysterectomy has been suggested and you want a second opinion.

A review is also useful when you are choosing a clinic for radiation or chemotherapy, and if the disease has come back after treatment.

02

Which tests may be needed

The diagnosis relies on colposcopy (examination of the cervix under magnification), biopsy, ultrasound and pelvic MRI. PET-CT helps detect small metastases, and blood tests and tumor markers complete the picture.

Not every patient needs the full list: doctors take into account the results you already have.

03

What can be assessed before the trip

Based on your reports, biopsy results and scans, a gynecologic oncologist at Sourasky Medical Center or another specialist can give a preliminary view of treatment options. The clinic prepares an estimated cost, and the final plan is confirmed after an examination.

We will help you choose a clinic for your caseOur doctor-coordinator will review your medical records, explain the differences between clinics and help you choose the right specialist.

TREATMENT IN DETAIL

About treatment of uterine cancer in Israel

Treatment of uterine cancer in Israel: what are the modern methods of diagnosis and therapy?

Treatment of uterine cancer in Israel

Treatment of uterine cancer in Israel is one of the most effective thanks to modern methods of examining patients, therapy, and the experience of doctors. Oncologists at Israeli clinics use advanced chemotherapy drugs, the latest generation of radiation therapy equipment, and innovative hormonal and immunotherapy.

Foreign patients often choose Israeli hospitals for cancer diagnosis, surgery and treatment. Among the main advantages of uterine cancer treatment in Israel:

  • Prompt organization of treatment (3-4 days). This is achievable because Israeli hospital departments quickly receive requests and medical documents from Experts Medical coordinators. Most patients from Eastern Europe and Central Asia do not require a visa.
  • Accurate diagnosis of diseases. Large medical centers and laboratories in Israel are equipped with modern diagnostic devices, which are updated every 2-3 years. Technical support from manufacturing companies guarantees the absence of operation failures.
  • Experienced oncologists with a worldwide reputation. Many highly specialized doctors in Israel who see foreign patients have 15-20 years of practical experience. They undergo training and improve their qualifications in the best medical institutions in the USA and Western Europe. They are members of American and international oncology associations. This allows doctors to exchange experience with foreign colleagues and improve the treatment of uterine cancer in Israel.
  • Access to innovative cancer treatment. This gives hope for recovery to patients even with severe forms of cancer. New drugs are being tested in research centers. After they pass the control of the Israeli Ministry of Health, these drugs become available to patients in local hospitals. After a while, doctors in other countries begin to use them.

Patients need to know! According to the World Health Organization (WHO), cervical cancer is one of those types of cancer that responds well to treatment. Provided that it is detected at an early stage and treated properly. Uterine cancer detected in advanced stages can also be kept under control through innovative treatment and palliative care.

How is uterine cancer diagnosed in Israeli clinics?

Diagnosis of uterine cancer

To accurately diagnose uterine cancer, the following methods are used:

  • colposcopy – visual examination of the cervix and vagina using a special instrument – a colposcope;
  • a biopsy is a procedure in which the doctor takes a sample of suspicious tissue for further analysis;
  • Ultrasound is a technique that uses ultrasound waves to create images of internal organs;
  • 3 Tesla MRI is a technique that uses a magnetic field and radio waves to create detailed images of internal structures;
  • PET-CT is a study that uses radioactive substances to visualize internal organs to detect tiny metastases up to 2 mm.

For laboratory tests, patients undergo blood and urine tests. If necessary, doctors can prescribe a test for tumor markers. This helps to select treatment options for each case of uterine cancer more accurately.

Is there non-surgical treatment for cervical cancer in Israel?

Treatment of uterine cancer in Israel

Often, patients who find out about their diagnosis in the hospital at their place of residence come to Israeli clinics. To conduct additional examinations and effective treatment, they turn to Israeli specialists. The main reason why patients choose cervical cancer treatment in Israel is access to modern medical technologies.

The treatment method for cervical cancer in Israel is personalized and depends on the type and degree of the tumor process. In the earliest stages of the disease, surgery or a combination of radiation and chemotherapy may be used. In more advanced stages, the main treatment usually combines radiation and chemotherapy.

Key treatment methods for cervical cancer in Israel:

  • Chemotherapy is the administration of drugs that have a detrimental effect on cancer cells. What distinguishes Israeli chemotherapy is that only high-quality medicines of the latest generations are used for patients. They do not cause severe side effects. Chemotherapy, as the only treatment method, is used for advanced cervical cancer.
  • Photodynamic therapy is a nanotechnological method for treating malignant tumors. Therapy involves the use of light-sensitive drugs that accumulate in tumor tissues. Then, under the influence of laser light, cancer cells are destroyed. The advantages of the procedure are non-invasiveness and the absence of damage to the skin.
  • Radiation therapy is the effect on a tumor using ionizing radiation. In clinics, radiation therapy is carried out using the latest generation TrueBeam installations, which have increased radiation accuracy and safety.
  • Targeted therapy – special drugs target proteins in cancer cells that promote their growth and metastasis. Targeted drugs destroy or slow the growth of tumors in the uterus. Some targeted therapy drugs, such as monoclonal antibodies, have multiple effects on cancer and may also be considered immunotherapy because they boost the patient’s immune system.
  • Immunotherapy is the use of drugs to boost a person’s own immune system to recognize and destroy cancer cells more effectively. Immunotherapy drugs usually target specific proteins that enhance the immune response.

The effectiveness of treatment for cervical cancer in Israel reaches 97% with early detection of the disease. Preference is given to gentle techniques that allow maximum preservation of the uterus and its functionality.

Patients who come to Israel for treatment receive a preliminary consultation with an oncologist and together with him choose treatment methods.

How is surgical treatment of uterine cancer performed in Israel using modern technologies?

Advanced surgical techniques provide various surgical options that are available to foreign patients for the effective treatment of uterine cancer in Israel.

To treat precancerous conditions of the cervix, one of two types of procedures is used:

  • Ablation – destroys the affected cervical tissue with cold temperatures or laser;
  • Conization is an excisional surgery in which the doctor cuts out and removes an area of pathological tissue.

Cryosurgery for uterine cancerCryosurgery

This is a type of ablation in which the doctor inserts a metal medical device into the cervix. By directly affecting the area with the tumor, it is frozen.

Cryosurgery is often used to treat cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN). The procedure can be performed in a clinic without hospitalization.

Laser ablation

The doctor uses a medical device to direct a focused laser beam through the vagina to vaporize abnormal cells. The procedure may be performed in a doctor’s office under local anesthesia or in an operating room under general anesthesia.

Brachytherapy

This is a type of radiation therapy in which the source of radiation is in direct contact with the tumor. Vaginal brachytherapy is often used to help prevent the recurrence of endometrial cancer in the upper part of the vagina after hysterectomy. The principle of the method is that an applicator containing radioactive material is inserted into the vagina.

Conization

The doctor removes a cone-shaped piece of abnormal tissue from the cervix. This tissue, removed in the cone, includes the area where cervical cancer often develops. Cone biopsy is used not only to diagnose precancerous conditions but also It can also be used as a treatment, as it can sometimes wholly remove early cancers. The procedure can be carried out in different ways:

  • using a surgical blade (cold knife cone biopsy);
  • using a laser beam (laser conization);
  • using a thin wire heated with electricity (loop electrosurgical excision procedure, LEEP or LEETZ).

What is surgery for invasive cervical cancer?

Hysterectomy

In modern medicine, doctors perform the following two main operations to treat invasive cervical cancer:

  • Hysterectomy (simple or radical)
  • Trachelectomy.

Depending on the patient’s condition and her desire to become pregnant and have a child, doctors decide on the method of removing the cancerous tumor. The choice of technique is also influenced by the aggressiveness of the cancer and the degree of its spread throughout the body.

Simple hysterectomy

In a simple hysterectomy, the doctor removes the uterus (both the uterine body and the cervix) but not the structures adjacent to the organ (the parametrium and uterosacral ligaments). The vagina and pelvic lymph nodes are not removed. The ovaries are usually retained unless there is another reason to remove them.

Such treatment in Israel is most often carried out laparoscopically or with the help of a robotic assistant. This minimizes trauma to surrounding tissues. As a rule, hospitalization lasts no more than 2 days.

Radical hysterectomy

During the operation, the surgeon removes the uterus along with the tissues next to it (parametrium and uterosacral ligaments), the cervix and the upper part (about 2-3 cm) of the vagina next to the organ. The ovaries are not removed unless there is another medical reason. A radical hysterectomy removes more tissue than a simple hysterectomy, so your hospital stay may be more extended. At this time, some nearby lymph nodes will be removed and checked for cancer.

This procedure is usually performed through an incision in the abdomen (open surgery). This sometimes involves removing some of the pelvic lymph nodes (lymph node dissection).

Radical hysterectomy can also be performed using laparoscopy or robotic assist. In this case, the patient takes into account the cost of treatment for cervical cancer in Israel and, together with the doctor, makes the final choice of the surgical method.

Trachelectomy

Trachelectomy surgery allows women to undergo treatment without losing their ability to have children. The intervention is carried out either through the vagina or through the abdominal cavity, sometimes using laparoscopy.

During this procedure, the doctor removes the cervix and the upper part of the vagina but not the body of the uterus itself. The surgeon then places a permanent “purse string” suture into the uterine cavity to close the opening of the organ, as the cervix normally does.

Nearby lymph nodes are also removed using a laparoscope.

After a trachelectomy, some women are able to carry their pregnancy to term and give birth to a healthy baby by cesarean section. However, women who have this surgery may have a higher risk of miscarriage.

Pelvic exenteration

This operation is performed in special cases when cervical cancer recurs. The surgeon removes all the same organs and tissues as in a radical hysterectomy with pelvic lymph node dissection. In addition, the bladder, vagina, rectum and part of the colon are also removed, depending on where the cancer has spread.

Lymph node mapping

This is a procedure in which the surgeon removes only those lymph nodes where the cancer first appeared. To do this, the doctor injects a radioactive substance or a special dye into the cervix at the beginning of the operation. Lymphatic vessels will carry these substances along the same path as cancer. The first lymph node) that receives the dye or radioactive substance will be the sentinel node. Removing only one or a few lymph nodes reduces the risk of side effects from surgery, such as leg swelling (lymphedema).

Sentinel lymph node mapping may be considered in some cases for the treatment of stage I cervical cancer. It is best used for tumors smaller than 2 cm.

What is the cost of cervical cancer treatment in Israel?

How much does uterine cancer treatment cost in Israel

The exact price for all medical services will depend on the volume of procedures, including diagnostics. To select the most appropriate treatment option, Israeli oncologists may perform additional tests, which will affect the overall cost of cervical cancer treatment in Israel.

For example, FoundationOne Heme is available in Israeli hospitals. This is a special tumor test to check for genetic mutations. The study allows us to determine which targeted or immunotherapy drug will be appropriate in each specific case.

Examples of prices for medical procedures in Israeli clinics:

  • MRI – from $800;
  • removal of a cervical tumor – about $13,000;
  • chemotherapy – from $6000.

To find out more about the cost of surgical treatment or prices for cancer immunotherapy drugs, leave a request on the Experts Medical website.

Treatment of cervical cancer in Israel: where can you read patient reviews?

On the Experts Medical website, you can find descriptions of clinics. Here, you can leave a request for the medical institution you like and read real reviews about cervical treatment in Israel.

Experts Medical cooperates only with trusted and accredited medical centers, so you can contact those doctors who have the best success in treating cervical cancer in Israel, which is supported by reviews from our patients.

Among the most popular clinics for foreign patients for the treatment of malignant neoplasms in the uterus are Herzliya MC, Beilinson, and Assuta. All modern medical technologies that are available for treatment to women from other countries are presented here.

For detailed information and assistance in organizing your trip, contact Experts Medical consultants for free assistance. You will be able to go to Israel for treatment of uterine cancer in the shortest possible time and without unnecessary overpayments.

Which method or combination of methods is right for you is decided by a medical board after reviewing your records.

Get a personal plan for the treatment of uterine cancer in Israel and a price after a review by a gynecologic oncologist

Questions about uterine cancer care in Israel

About choosing a doctor, costs and preparing for treatment.

How much does treatment cost, and can I find out the price before I travel?

Yes. To plan the treatment of uterine cancer in Israel, send your reports, biopsy results and scans. Our doctor-coordinator will help you choose a gynecologic oncologist, and the clinic will prepare a preliminary program and cost estimate. The final plan is confirmed after an examination.

We request programs from several clinics so you can compare prices and what is included. Experts Medical services are free for patients, and you pay the clinic directly.

Can uterine cancer be cured?

Cervical cancer found at an early stage responds well to treatment. At later stages, the disease can often be kept under control with modern treatment and supportive therapy. Only a doctor can assess the outlook in your case after reviewing your documents.

Can the uterus be preserved?

At very early stages, fertility-sparing treatment such as conization or trachelectomy may be considered in selected cases for young women. Whether it is possible depends on the type and stage of the tumor, and the decision is made by the gynecologic oncologist.

How does treatment for cervical cancer in Israel work?

In the earliest stages, surgery or a combination of radiation and chemotherapy is used. In more advanced stages the main treatment is usually chemoradiation, and targeted drugs or immunotherapy are added when indicated.

How is endometrial cancer treatment in Israel different?

Endometrial cancer (cancer of the body of the uterus) and cervical cancer are different diseases. Treatment of endometrial cancer usually starts with surgery, and radiation, chemotherapy and hormone therapy are added when indicated. The exact plan depends on the stage.

How long is the trip for treatment?

Under the clinic’s program, the stay in Israel for surgery takes about 6 days: examination and consultation, surgery, discharge and a follow-up consultation. For radiation therapy the stay lasts 11-30 days with sessions every day except weekends, and chemotherapy may require several courses.

Where can I read reviews of cervical cancer treatment in Israel?

Patient reviews are published on this page and on the clinic pages. Among the Israeli centers often chosen for the treatment of uterine tumors are Herzliya Medical Center and Beilinson Hospital.

Which documents do I need to have my case reviewed?

Prepare a gynecologic oncologist’s report, biopsy or histology results, pelvic ultrasound and MRI, blood tests and records of previous treatment. If some documents are missing, the coordinator will tell you which tests are needed.

Do I need to translate my medical documents?

Before ordering a translation yourself, check the requirements with the doctor-coordinator. They will tell you which documents the chosen clinic needs and in what format to send them, and help arrange a translation if necessary.

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