Eskisehir Hospital Acibadem Reviews

At 72, I was terrified when post-menopausal bleeding started. Most doctors rushed to the worst conclusions. Dr. Taşdemir was different. She spent an hour explaining every possible cause, not just cancer. Her transvaginal ultrasound was the gentlest I've ever experienced. She discovered a benign polyp, removed it in a minor procedure at Eskisehir Acibadem, and her follow-up care made me feel like her only patient. She treats elderly women with dignity, not as inevitable decline.

Our 14-year-old daughter developed severe pelvic pain that baffled pediatricians. Dr. Taşdemir, an OB/GYN, was the first to sit down with her alone (with our consent) to talk privately. She diagnosed a complex ovarian cyst without dismissing it as 'just cramps.' She coordinated with pediatric surgeons for a laparoscopic procedure, explaining each step to our daughter in simple terms. Her ability to bridge pediatric care and gynecology for adolescents is exceptional. She gave our teenager back her confidence.

I was 24 weeks pregnant with twins when my water broke for Baby A. It was midnight, pure chaos. Dr. Taşdemir met us in the ER at Eskisehir Hospital Acibadem and immediately shifted from calm consultant to commanding crisis manager. She didn't sugarcoat the high risks of preterm birth but laid out a clear, aggressive plan: steroids, antibiotics, strict monitoring. She held off delivery for 11 critical days, getting our babies to 26 weeks. Her decisive action in that emergency gave our sons a fighting chance. She's a strategist in a white coat.

After three miscarriages, my 'routine' checkup was anything but routine for me—it was a minefield of anxiety. Dr. Taşdemir didn't just check the ultrasound. She reviewed my entire file, ordered specific thrombophilia and immune tests others had missed, and found a treatable clotting issue. Her approach wasn't just about the current pregnancy; it was about solving the pattern. She prescribed a simple treatment plan and checked in weekly via the patient portal. I'm now holding my 3-month-old daughter. She treats the story, not just the snapshot.

I brought my 4-year-old daughter to Dr. Çanakçı after she developed a mysterious, spreading rash that three other doctors misdiagnosed as simple eczema. My little girl was scratching until she bled and couldn't sleep. Dr. Çanakçı spent nearly an hour examining her, asking about recent foods, detergents, even our new pet rabbit. She diagnosed a rare contact dermatitis from rabbit dander combined with a secondary infection. Her gentle manner kept my daughter calm during the skin scraping test. The tailored treatment plan cleared everything in two weeks. She's the only dermatologist who truly listened to a worried mother's observations.

As a 72-year-old retired farmer with decades of sun damage, I'd avoided doctors for years until a scaly patch on my ear started bleeding. Dr. Çanakçı at Acibadem didn't just biopsy it—she did a full-body skin check under special lighting, finding two other suspicious lesions I'd missed. She explained everything in plain Turkish without medical jargon, showing me photos of what to watch for. The Mohs surgery on my ear was performed with incredible precision, preserving tissue I thought would be lost. Her follow-up care included teaching my wife how to check my back properly. She treats elders with respect, not as hopeless cases.

This was no routine appointment. I developed sudden, painful red streaks up my arm with fever after a minor gardening scratch. The emergency department referred me directly to Dr. Çanakçı at 8 PM. She diagnosed a rapidly progressing cellulitis with early signs of lymphangitis that could have become septic. Her decisive action—immediate IV antibiotics arranged through the hospital, precise wound culture, and marking the redness boundaries to monitor spread—likely prevented hospitalization. She called me personally the next morning to check on my response. In a medical crisis, her calm expertise was absolutely decisive.

For fifteen years, I've managed severe hidradenitis suppurativa—a debilitating skin condition with recurrent abscesses that previous doctors dismissed as 'bad boils.' Dr. Çanakçı approached it as a complex surgical and medical challenge. She mapped all my tracts, planned staged excision surgeries around my work schedule, and combined it with a novel biologic therapy. The difference isn't just physical; she addressed the depression and social isolation that came with this condition, connecting me with a support group. Her holistic approach transformed what I thought was a lifelong sentence. She doesn't just treat skin; she treats the person wearing it.

Our 14-year-old competitive figure skater, Elif, developed a mysterious fatigue syndrome that baffled local doctors. Dr. Nuray didn't just run tests—she spent an afternoon at the rink observing her training regimen. She discovered Elif's symptoms correlated with a specific jump sequence causing micro-concussions. Her innovative solution combined modified training with vestibular therapy, and within months, Elif was back competing at national level, symptom-free.

When our newborn, Arda, was diagnosed with a rare lymphatic malformation covering 40% of his torso, most specialists recommended immediate aggressive surgery. Dr. Nuray pioneered a 'watchful waiting' approach with targeted sclerotherapy sessions. Over two years, the mass reduced naturally by 85% without a single incision. She turned what could have been a traumatic childhood of surgeries into a normal developmental journey.

As international students from Nigeria, we were terrified when our 8-year-old son developed severe hemolytic anemia. Dr. Nuray not only managed his complex medical needs but also created a cultural bridge—learning about traditional remedies we used to ensure no interactions, and incorporating our family's dietary preferences into his iron-rich meal plan. Her culturally sensitive care was as healing as her medical expertise.

My 16-year-old daughter, a promising pianist, developed focal dystonia in her right hand. Neurologists said she might never play again. Dr. Nuray collaborated with a music therapist to develop a revolutionary retraining program using mirror therapy and proprioceptive re-education. Today, Lara not only plays Chopin again but composed her first piece about the healing journey.

A 28-year-old nomadic Yörük shepherd presented with chronic shoulder pain dismissed by local clinics. Dr. Bozoğlu's dynamic ultrasound revealed a rare, intermittent subluxation of the long head of the biceps tendon only occurring in his specific shearing posture. She collaborated with a physiotherapist to design a unique rehabilitation program mimicking his herding movements, enabling full recovery without abandoning his traditional livelihood.

A 7-year-old girl from a low-income family, a champion marble player, developed unexplained wrist swelling. Conventional X-rays were normal. Dr. Bozoğlu, suspecting an overuse injury from her unique thumb-flicking technique, performed a high-resolution MRI that identified a minute stress fracture in the scaphoid. She arranged pro-bono follow-up imaging to monitor healing, allowing the child to return to her beloved game within two months.

A 55-year-old retired calligrapher with severe essential tremor was being evaluated for deep brain stimulation. Dr. Bozoğlu performed the pre-operative tractography MRI but noticed an atypical vascular pattern near the target. She postponed the procedure and ordered a specialized MR-angiogram, which revealed a previously undiagnosed arteriovenous malformation, fundamentally changing the surgical approach and preventing a potential catastrophic hemorrhage.

A 33-year-old immigrant factory worker from Syria presented with worsening headaches. A non-contrast CT ordered elsewhere was reported as normal. Dr. Bozoğlu, noting subtle asymmetry in the sella turcica, insisted on a contrast-enhanced pituitary protocol MRI. This revealed a microadenoma causing early acromegaly. Treatment with medication was initiated, halting the progression and preventing irreversible facial and bodily changes.

My 94-year-old grandmother, a retired history professor with severe aortic stenosis, was deemed 'too high-risk' elsewhere. Dr. Timuralp pioneered a minimalist TAVI approach using conscious sedation. She was discussing Byzantine architecture in her hospital room three hours post-procedure and returned to her research within a week.

During a family trip from Germany, my husband suffered a massive STEMI while visiting Eskisehir. Dr. Timuralp's emergency team performed a thrombectomy with such precision that there was zero muscle damage. What stunned us was his post-op care: daily video consultations with our cardiologist in Berlin for seamless continuity.

I'm a 42-year-old single mother with Long COVID-induced POTS and recurrent pericarditis. Dr. Timuralp rejected the standard 'wait and see' approach, instead creating a novel combination of electrophysiology modulation and tailored immunomodulation. For the first time in two years, I can pick up my daughter without presyncope.

As a 28-year-old marathon runner, I was devastated when routine screening revealed a previously undetected congenital coronary anomaly. Dr. Timuralp didn't just treat the anatomy; he designed a phased intervention that preserved my athletic future. His collaboration with sports medicine specialists created a recovery protocol that had me running personal bests within nine months.