M.D. Salih Demir

As a 72-year-old retired cartographer, I developed a mysterious fever that cycled every 72 hours. Dr. Demir noticed the precise timing, connected it to my recent visit to a specific wetland region, and diagnosed a rare parasitic infection missed by three other doctors. His geographical approach to medicine saved me from months of suffering.

I'm a 19-year-old competitive freediver who began experiencing unexplained syncope after deep dives. While other specialists focused on cardiac issues, Dr. Demir discovered I had developed a unique form of autonomic dysfunction triggered by pressure changes. His tailored treatment allowed me to safely return to the sport I love.

Our 8-year-old daughter, a chess prodigy, started having episodes where she'd suddenly stop recognizing chess pieces. Neurologists found nothing, but Dr. Demir identified a rare form of visual processing migraine triggered by intense concentration. His simple intervention changed everything for her tournaments.

As a 45-year-old ceramic artist, I developed hand tremors that threatened my career. Instead of jumping to neurological conclusions, Dr. Demir traced it to an unusual interaction between my clay minerals and a common medication. His detective work saved my artistic livelihood.