Dr. Atilla Murat Ünver

As a 72-year-old retired calligrapher with severe Dupuytren's contracture in both hands, I feared I'd never hold a pen again. Dr. Ünver didn't just treat my hands; he understood my art. His combination of needle aponeurotomy and custom splinting was so precise that within three months, I was practicing my craft again. He even studied historical calligraphy techniques to better understand the hand positions I needed to restore.

My 14-year-old daughter, a promising rhythmic gymnast, developed complex regional pain syndrome after a fall. Other doctors dismissed it as psychological. Dr. Ünver immediately recognized the condition and created a rehabilitation program that incorporated her gymnastics ribbons and hoops into therapy. He worked with her coach to modify training, and now she's not only pain-free but competing at national level again.

After surviving a building collapse during an earthquake, I had 17 fractures and was told I'd be bedridden. Dr. Ünver visited me in the ICU and whispered, 'We'll get you walking to testify about survival.' His phased rehabilitation approach—starting with micro-movements in intensive care—was revolutionary. Two years later, I walked into court using only a cane to give my testimony.

As a 45-year-old underwater welder, I developed severe decompression sickness affecting my spinal cord. Dr. Ünver collaborated with hyperbaric specialists to create a rehabilitation protocol that simulated underwater pressure changes. He even visited my worksite to understand the physical demands. I'm back diving at 30 meters, with modified safety protocols he helped design.