What is the cost of Gastric Cancer treatment in China?

Starting from $7,500 up to $12,000, depending on disease severity and treatment protocol. Contact our team for a personalized quote.

How soon can I start Gastric Cancer treatment in China?

7-10 days. Urgent cases can often be accommodated sooner. We prioritize international patient scheduling.

How long does Gastric Cancer treatment take?

Typical hospital stay is 8-10 days. Total time in China depends on recovery phase and follow-up needs.

What is the recovery time for Gastric Cancer treatment?

Recovery typically takes 6-8 weeks. Our multidisciplinary team provides comprehensive post-operative care and 12-month remote follow-up.

How do I start Gastric Cancer treatment with SSAnkang?

Simply submit your medical records via our website, WhatsApp, or email. Our specialist team will evaluate your case within 24-48 hours and provide a personalized treatment plan and cost estimate.

Oncology & Cancer Care

Gastric Cancer

East Asia carries the highest gastric cancer burden. China specializes in early endoscopic detection (ESD) and D2 lymphadenectomy.

Treatment Options

Recommended Centers

$2,500

Starting From

7-21 days

Typical Wait

Treatment Plans for Gastric Cancer

Compare evidence-based options at top Chinese hospitals — transparent pricing, typical wait, and recovery time.

Flagship Plan

Laparoscopic D2 Gastrectomy

Standard radical surgery with extensive lymph node dissection.

Wait Time

7-10 days

Hospital Stay

8-10 days

Recovery

6-8 weeks

Estimated Price

Approx. $9,500

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Price Comparison: China vs. USA

🇨🇳 China

$7,500

🇺🇸 USA

$30,000+

Save up to $22,500 per treatment

Procedure Steps

Pre-op: gastroscopy + EUS staging + CT + nutrition assessment

General anesthesia

5-port laparoscopic access

D2 lymph node dissection (perigastric + celiac stations)

Gastric transection with endostaplers

Roux-en-Y or Billroth II reconstruction

Leak test with methylene blue

Nasogastric tube + drain placement

What is Laparoscopic D2 Gastrectomy?

The gold-standard radical surgery for gastric cancer, including complete removal of the tumor-bearing stomach segment plus extensive D2 lymph node dissection (≥15 nodes harvested) for accurate staging and cure.

Why China?

Asia leads: D2 dissection was pioneered in East Asia; Chinese surgeons average 200+ gastrectomies/year individually
Laparoscopic standard: >80% of gastrectomies in top centers are laparoscopic
Cost: $7,500-$12,000 vs. $35,000-$70,000 in the US

Who is a candidate?

Gastric cancer stage IB-IIIC
No distant metastasis
Adequate nutritional status

Outcomes

5-year survival: stage I 90%+, stage II 65-75%, stage III 30-45%. 30-day mortality at high-volume centers: <1%.

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Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection (ESD)

Curative endoscopic removal for early gastric cancer confined to mucosa.

Wait Time

5-7 days

Hospital Stay

3-5 days

Recovery

1-2 weeks

Estimated Price

Approx. $3,200

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Price Comparison: China vs. USA

🇨🇳 China

$2,500

🇺🇸 USA

$11,250+

Save up to $8,750 per treatment

Procedure Steps

Pre-op: chromoendoscopy + magnifying NBI assessment

Conscious sedation or general anesthesia

Mucosal marking around lesion with electrocautery dots

Submucosal injection (saline + indigo carmine + epinephrine)

Circumferential mucosal incision with IT-knife/Dual-knife

Submucosal dissection plane maintained with traction

En-bloc specimen retrieved + pinned for pathology

Defect base inspected + hemostasis with coagulation forceps

What is ESD?

Endoscopic submucosal dissection is a curative endoscopic technique that removes early gastric cancers confined to the mucosa in one piece, avoiding the need for surgical gastrectomy and preserving the entire stomach.

Why China?

World-leading ESD volume: Chinese GI endoscopists perform more ESDs than any other country
High cure rate: R0 en-bloc resection rate >95% at expert centers
Cost: $2,500-$4,500 vs. $12,000-$20,000 in the US
Organ preservation: No gastrectomy needed — maintain quality of life

Who is a candidate?

Early gastric cancer (cT1a) ≤2cm differentiated, no ulceration
Expanded criteria: ≤3cm differentiated or ≤2cm undifferentiated without ulcer

Outcomes

Curative resection rate: 90-95%. 5-year disease-specific survival: 98-99% for curative cases. Perforation rate: 2-5% (endoscopically manageable).

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Prices are indicative ranges in USD based on partner hospital published rates. Final quote depends on your medical records and selected hospital — request a free personalized estimate.

Why China for Gastric Cancer

D2 gastrectomy pioneered in Asia; early-stage detection rate 50% (vs 15% in West) due to endoscopic screening culture.

Recommended Hospitals for Gastric Cancer

Hand-picked by case volume, outcomes, and international patient experience.

Beijing

About Gastric Cancer

Common Symptoms

Epigastric pain
Early satiety
Melena (black stools)
Dysphagia
Vomiting
Anemia

Common Causes

H. pylori infection
High-salt/preserved food
Smoking
Family history
Pernicious anemia

Diagnostic Methods

Gastroscopy with biopsy
Endoscopic ultrasound
CT staging
HER2 testing

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Gastric Cancer

Treatment Plans for Gastric Cancer

Laparoscopic D2 Gastrectomy

What is Laparoscopic D2 Gastrectomy?

Why China?

Who is a candidate?

Outcomes

Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection (ESD)

What is ESD?

Why China?

Who is a candidate?

Outcomes

Why China for Gastric Cancer

Recommended Hospitals for Gastric Cancer

Peking University Cancer Hospital

Sun Yat-Sen University Cancer Center

Shanghai Cancer Center, Fudan University

Tianjin Medical University Cancer Hospital

Sichuan Cancer Hospital and Institute

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