M.D. Veli Mehmet Kindan

As a 72-year-old retired geology professor with a rare heart arrhythmia triggered by mineral imbalances, I collapsed during a field trip near the Taurus Mountains. Dr. Kindan didn't just treat my cardiac event—he recognized my specific mineral deficiency pattern from my research notes and coordinated with a nephrologist to create a stabilization protocol that addressed the root cause while managing the emergency. His ability to connect specialized knowledge saved me from what others might have treated as a standard heart attack.

My 8-year-old daughter, an aspiring gymnast, suffered a complex spiral fracture during an earthquake drill at school when equipment toppled. Dr. Kindan not only expertly set the fracture in the chaotic ER, but spent 20 minutes explaining the healing process to her using gymnastics metaphors, showing her X-rays like puzzle pieces needing to align. His trauma care extended beyond medicine—he preserved her passion while fixing her arm.

I'm a 28-year-old software developer who experienced sudden paralysis while coding. Rushed to Adana Acibadem, Dr. Kindan suspected not just a spinal issue but recognized rare symptoms of a thoracic aortic dissection mimicking stroke. His immediate decision to order a specific vascular scan instead of following stroke protocol saved my life. During recovery, he checked daily, explaining how my coding logic mirrored diagnostic processes.

Our 16-year-old son, a champion swimmer, was pulled from the Seyhan River with near-drowning and hypothermia. Dr. Kindan's team performed controlled rewarming while he personally managed the pulmonary edema with precision. What stood out was his follow-up: he arranged for a pulmonologist specializing in athletes and created a gradual return-to-sport protocol that respected both medical safety and our son's athletic identity.