Immunotherapy in Malaysia
Avg. Cost: RM 1,000
Overview
Targeted therapy and immunotherapy represent the most significant advances in cancer treatment in recent decades. Targeted agents (TKIs, monoclonal antibodies) block specific proteins or pathways that drive cancer growth — examples include EGFR inhibitors for lung cancer, HER2 inhibitors for breast cancer, and BCR-ABL inhibitors for leukaemia. Immunotherapy agents (checkpoint inhibitors: PD-1, PD-L1, CTLA-4 inhibitors) release the immune system's brakes, allowing T cells to recognise and attack cancer. These treatments are administered as IV infusions or oral tablets and have transformed outcomes in many cancer types.
Top 20 doctors for Immunotherapy in Malaysia
- Dr Tan Teik Hin
- Dr. Rakesh Raman
- Dato' Prof Dr. S. Sellappan
- Dato’ Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim A Wahid
- Dr. Chan Wee Han
- Dr Jasmin Loh Pei Yuin
- Dr Mohd Syahizul Nuhairy Mohd Sharial
- Dr. Mohd Roslan Haron
- Dr. Biswa Mohan Biswal
- Dr. Jon Lau Kah Liew
- Dr. Hadi Ab. Jalil
- Dr. Ooi Kai Yun
- Dr. Doris Chow Sze Ying
- Dr. Ang Soo Fan
- Professor Dr Wan Ariffin Abdullah
- Dr. Wong Yoke Fui
- Dr Tan Sen Mui
- Assoc. Prof. Dr. Wan Maziah Dato Wan Mohamed
- Dr. Goh Kim Yen
- Dr. Muhammad Azrif Bin Ahmad Annuar
Available Hospitals
- Beacon Hospital — Petaling Jaya
- Pantai Hospital Sungai Petani — Sungai Petani
- Pantai Hospital Ipoh — Ipoh
- Timberland Medical Centre — Kuching
- Sunway Medical Centre Ipoh — Ipoh
- Damansara Specialist Hospital (DSH1) — Petaling Jaya
- KPJ Ipoh Specialist Hospital — Ipoh
- KPJ Johor Specialist Hospital — Johor Bahru
- Tawakkal Specialist Hospital — Kuala Lumpur
- Aurelius Hospital Pahang — Kuantan
- Mount Miriam Cancer Hospital — Tanjung Bungah
- Columbia Asia Hospital Seremban — Seremban
- Island Hospital Penang — Georgetown
- Columbia Asia Hospital Bukit Rimau — Shah Alam
- Bagan Specialist Centre — Butterworth
- Sunway Medical Centre — Subang Jaya
- Sunway Medical Centre Damansara (SMCD) — Petaling Jaya
- UCSI Hospital — Port Dickson