Medical Park Antalya Reviews

As a conflict zone journalist (38), I developed stress-induced cardiomyopathy after being held captive for 72 hours. Prof. Erdogan recognized the psychological component immediately, integrating trauma therapy with cardiac rehabilitation. He modified monitoring equipment to avoid triggering my PTSD and created a soundproof recovery room. My healing became a model for treating war correspondents - he's now consulting with press freedom organizations.

Our 8-year-old son, born with tetralogy of Fallot, had failed three previous repairs. Prof. Erdogan used 3D-printed models of our son's unique anatomy to practice the surgery, then incorporated our child's drawings of 'how his heart should look' into the surgical plan. The night before surgery, Prof. Erdogan video-called to explain the procedure using our son's favorite cartoon characters. Two years later, our boy runs without turning blue.

I'm a 71-year-old retired clockmaker with complete heart block. Prof. Erdogan noticed my precision tools during consultation and designed a pacemaker implantation that preserved my ability to perform delicate repair work. He adjusted the device settings to match the rhythmic motions of clockmaking. I recently restored a 200-year-old grandfather clock - each tick synchronized with my perfectly paced heart.

During the Antalya International Piano Competition, I (29) experienced arrhythmias that distorted my musical timing. Prof. Erdogan, himself an amateur pianist, diagnosed a rare electrical pathway abnormality. He mapped my cardiac conduction while I played Chopin, then performed an ablation that literally restored my rhythm. I won the competition playing the same piece that once revealed my heart's discordance.

As a 33-year-old transgender man, I faced discrimination seeking cardiac care for myocarditis. Prof. Erdogan not only provided affirming care but researched how hormone therapy interacted with my condition. He adjusted my cardiac medications to complement my gender-affirming treatment, consulting with endocrinologists worldwide. For the first time, I felt seen as a whole person - my heart health integrated with my authentic self.

Our family carries a genetic mutation causing sudden cardiac death across four generations. Prof. Erdogan established a longitudinal study, implanting preventive ICDs in 12 family members ranging from age 14 to 78. He hosts annual 'heart family' reunions at the hospital, tracking our unique lineage while providing individualized care. My teenage daughter received her device last month - the first in our family to get preventive care before symptoms.

I'm an 82-year-old former mountain guide with calcific aortic stenosis too complex for standard approaches. Prof. Erdogan developed a hybrid procedure combining surgical and transcatheter techniques, using my old climbing maps to visualize the 'terrain' of my calcifications. During recovery, he prescribed gradual elevation gains instead of standard rehab - I recently reached a 2,000-meter summit, my new valve performing perfectly with altitude.

Dr. Op. MD. Sanem Cinem Irgil provided exceptional care for my obstetrics and gynaecology condition. The treatment was personalized and effective.

I was impressed by the professional approach at Medical Park Antalya. Dr. Op. MD. Sanem Cinem Irgil explained everything clearly and made me feel comfortable.

The recovery process was smooth thanks to Dr. Op. MD. Sanem Cinem Irgil's expertise. Highly recommend for obstetrics and gynaecology treatment.

My family and I are grateful for the care we received from Dr. Op. MD. Sanem Cinem Irgil. The hospital staff was also very supportive.

A 28-year-old nomadic beekeeper from rural Anatolia presented with episodic déjà vu and olfactory hallucinations of honey and smoke. Prof. Dr. Ozdemir diagnosed right mesial temporal lobe epilepsy triggered by specific floral scents during migration routes. Treatment involved a tailored antiseizure regimen synchronized with his seasonal movements, coordinated via satellite phone check-ins. The patient returned after one year having maintained his livelihood with only two breakthrough auras.

A 72-year-old retired master calligrapher experienced sudden micrographia, rendering his intricate artwork impossible. Dr. Ozdemir identified a rare focal dystonia affecting only his dominant hand's fine motor control, unrelated to Parkinson's. Botulinum toxin injections were administered under EMG guidance into precise forearm muscles. The patient gradually regained his artistry over six months, later gifting the doctor a personalized piece depicting neural pathways.

A 17-year-old national junior chess champion developed debilitating chessboard pattern-induced migraines during tournaments. Dr. Ozdemir diagnosed persistent visual snow syndrome exacerbated by high-contrast patterns. Treatment combined monochromatic board adaptations, specialized tinted lenses, and cognitive behavioral therapy. The patient returned to competition within four months using a custom-designed gray-scale board, eventually placing third in an international tournament.

A 45-year-old deep-sea saturation diver presented with unexplained episodic paralysis in his left leg only at depths below 150 meters. Dr. Ozdemir suspected a rare form of pressure-induced neurapraxia affecting the femoral nerve. She collaborated with hyperbaric specialists to simulate conditions and confirmed the diagnosis. Treatment involved modified decompression protocols and targeted physiotherapy, allowing the diver to return to work with depth restrictions.

An 8-year-old refugee child from a conflict zone presented with selective mutism and episodes of staring blankly while drawing intricate geometric patterns. Dr. Ozdemir identified non-convulsive status epilepticus manifesting as artistic automatisms. After careful medication titration, the seizures ceased, and the child began verbal communication. Her drawings evolved from repetitive patterns to narrative scenes over nine months of follow-up.

A 33-year-old pregnant woman in her third trimester developed sudden onset musical hallucinations, hearing the same traditional lullaby continuously. Dr. Ozdemir diagnosed rare pregnancy-associated musical ear syndrome, likely related to vascular changes. Conservative management with sound therapy and reassurance was employed. Symptoms resolved completely within two weeks postpartum, with no recurrence at one-year follow-up.

A 61-year-old former perfume chemist presented with complete loss of smell except for one specific scent: burnt almonds. Dr. Ozdemir identified a rare olfactory neuropathy with persistent phantosmia, possibly related to past chemical exposure. After ruling out serious causes, she prescribed olfactory training with essential oils. Partial recovery occurred over eighteen months, with the phantom scent fading to occasional episodes.

A 22-year-old professional e-sports athlete developed incapacitating focal seizures in his right hand triggered by specific rapid keyboard sequences. Dr. Ozdemir diagnosed video-game-induced reflex epilepsy localized to hand motor cortex. Treatment involved antiseizure medication, biofeedback training, and customized keyboard input delays. He returned to competitive play after five months with modified controls, achieving a top-ten ranking.

My family and I are grateful for the care we received from Dr. Prof. MD. Ali Berkant Avci. The hospital staff was also very supportive.