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Montenegro's national referral hospital for specialist care, in Podgorica. Its Institute of Oncology has clinics for cancer medicines and for radiotherapy, a brachytherapy unit, a day hospital that prepares chemotherapy centrally, and a nuclear medicine centre.
The Klinički centar Crne Gore describes itself as the reference institution for tertiary care for the whole of Montenegro and for secondary care for Podgorica, Tuzi, Golubovci, Danilovgrad and Kolašin. Its about page says it treats about 40,000 inpatients a year, carries out more than 1.5 million outpatient services and more than 13,000 operations a year, and employs more than 2,300 people, including 260 specialists and 89 subspecialists.
Its Institute of Oncology (Institut za onkologiju), read in Montenegrin on 11 November 2026, lists a Clinic for Medical Oncology with a medical oncology ward and a day hospital with central preparation of cytotoxic drugs, a Centre for Radiotherapy, a Clinic for Radiation Oncology with a ward that has a semi-intensive unit, a department for external beam (transcutaneous) radiotherapy, a department for brachytherapy, and a Centre for Nuclear Medicine with a gamma camera section. IAEA's DIRAC database lists one radiotherapy centre in Montenegro, with four high-energy external beam machines and brachytherapy (data updated 2026); DIRAC does not name it in its public summary.
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