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01/01/2026 14:52
Myke999
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01/01/2026 14:52
Myke999
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Cost of radiation treatment without insurance
Insurance may not cover my treatment. A clinic in the US told me 10 treatment sessions could cost $130,000 - $140,000 USD. 1. Is that accurate? 2. Please tell me what my options are for clinics in the US and other countries. I am willing to travel to another country for a cheaper price, but I find it difficult to find clinics that are knowledgeable about Ledderhose, and are willing to provide a cost estimate.
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01/01/2026 16:09
wach  Administrator
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01/01/2026 16:09
wach  Administrator
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Re: Cost of radiation treatment without insurance
In Germany I would guess (!) the full RT session would cost about 2,000 - 3,000 USD. You have to add travel expenses but if you pick the right time, this could be a real holiday trip because RT doesn't take much time. 120,000 $ is far too high, not worth it. Maybe Canada would be cheaper and closer?
Wolfgang
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01/01/2026 19:45
wach  Administrator
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01/01/2026 19:45
wach  Administrator
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Re: Cost of radiation treatment without insurance
Prof. Seegenschmiedt sent me below estimate on RT for Dupuytren's in Germany:
"consultation and examination 200 Euro, RT planning and full one of two courses of one extremity 700 - 800 Euro: if 2 RT courses are needed 1.350 - 1.400 Euros."
This means about 2,000 $ for one hand for both series of treatment. If both hands need to be treated the price would roughly be 3.500 $. Usually there is a 6 weeks gap between both series. That would be a little long for someone from abroad but I would expect that there are work arounds. You would need to discuss that with the treating doctor.
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