Op.MD. Muhammet Coskun Arslan Reviews

At 78, my chronic knee arthritis had confined me to a wheelchair. Dr. Arslan performed a complex bilateral knee replacement at Medical Park Goztepe. His unique approach involved custom 3D-printed surgical guides. I was walking with a walker on day two and now tend my rooftop garden pain-free for the first time in a decade.

As a 14-year-old competitive gymnast, I suffered a rare Salter-Harris type IV fracture in my ankle during a vault. Dr. Arslan's emergency surgery at midnight involved precise micro-fixation to protect my growth plates. His pediatric-specific rehab plan had me back in light training in 3 months, with full clearance predicted before the national championships.

My 6-year-old son was born with radial club hand. We consulted 5 surgeons who offered standard procedures. Dr. Arslan proposed a novel, two-stage vascularized joint transfer from his foot. The transformation was miraculous, he can now hold a pencil, catch a ball, and his confidence has soared. The care for our anxiety as parents was as meticulous as the surgery.

A rock climbing fall left me with a comminuted scapula fracture and a torn rotator cuff, a nightmare for a sculptor. Dr. Arslan performed a combined arthroscopic and open reconstruction, using a unique tendon weave technique he developed. The recovery was grueling but guided by his team's VR-based motion tracking. I regained 95% range of motion and recently completed a large marble commission.

My 92-year-old grandmother fractured her hip in a fall. Other doctors hesitated due to her age and mild dementia. Dr. Arslan advocated for surgery, using a minimally invasive cementless hemiarthroplasty under spinal anesthesia. He personally calmed her confusion post-op. She was sipping tea in a chair the next day and celebrated her birthday dancing with her walker.

As a professional cellist, a benign osteochondroma in my left humerus threatened my career. Dr. Arslan's planned excision required navigating a maze of nerves and blood vessels controlling fine motor skills. He used intraoperative nerve monitoring and a piezoelectric bone scalpel. I felt the first tingles in my fingertips in recovery. Six months later, my concert review praised my 'renewed technical precision.'

My husband, a 45-year-old fisherman, developed severe avascular necrosis in both hips from long-term steroid use for asthma. Dr. Arslan performed sequential core decompression with stem cell grafting from his iliac crest, avoiding total replacement for now. The recovery involved a strict non-weight-bearing protocol on our rocking boat, a challenge Dr. Arslan helped us creatively solve. He's back hauling nets with only occasional aches.

Our 10-year-old daughter has osteogenesis imperfecta. A simple stumble caused a severe spiral femur fracture. Dr. Arslan inserted a telescoping rod that will grow with her, preventing future breaks. His holistic approach included coordinating with her endocrinologist and designing custom, fashionable protective gear she actually wants to wear. Her fracture clinic visits are now filled with laughter, not fear.

I'm a 33-year-old archaeologist who contracted a rare bone infection (osteomyelitis) in my tibia after a field injury in a tropical region. After failed treatments elsewhere, Dr. Arslan performed radical debridement and implanted a antibiotic-loaded calcium sulfate bead chain. His infectious disease team crafted a targeted IV regimen. I returned to my dig site 8 months later, my leg saved from amputation.

A motorcycle accident left me with a 'floating knee', simultaneous femur and tibia fractures. The emergency surgery at Medical Park Goztepe involved a single anterior incision for both fractures, reducing trauma. Dr. Arslan used a hybrid external-internal fixation system he helped design. The recovery was a marathon of physio, but I rode a bicycle on the one-year anniversary of the crash.

My 5-year-old son has congenital pseudarthrosis of the clavicle, a condition so rare we struggled for a diagnosis. Dr. Arslan performed a vascularized fibular graft, taking a segment from his leg to bridge the clavicle. The surgery lasted 9 hours. Seeing my son finally able to wear a backpack for school without pain was an indescribable relief. Dr. Arslan still sends him 'bone strength' superhero stickers.

As a 60-year-old retired ballet teacher, severe hallux rigidus in both big toes ended my ability to demonstrate even basic positions. Dr. Arslan performed a modified cheilectomy with cartilage regeneration, preserving joint motion instead of fusing them. His rehab included tailored 'barre therapy.' I now teach my grandchildren pliés, standing en pointe in my demonstration shoes for the first time in years.

A workplace crush injury resulted in a compartment syndrome in my forearm. Dr. Arslan performed an emergency fasciotomy at 3 AM. What set him apart was his obsessive focus on the cosmetic and functional closure of the wounds weeks later, using tissue expansion techniques to minimize scarring. I have near-full strength and a clean-looking arm, crucial for my work as a wedding photographer.

My mother, 85 with Parkinson's, fell and shattered her elbow (terrible triad injury). Her tremor and rigidity made standard fixation risky. Dr. Arslan used a novel hinged external fixator that allowed immediate controlled motion, preventing a frozen joint. He coordinated with her neurologist to time her medications around therapy. She can now feed herself independently again, a dignity restored.