Spec. MD. Ozlem Yetisgen

A 78-year-old retired fisherman from a coastal village arrived with chronic phantom limb pain 50 years after losing his leg in an accident. Traditional treatments had failed for decades. Dr. Yetisgen created a multisensory therapy using seawater temperature simulation, olfactory cues of salt air, and mirror therapy synchronized with recorded wave sounds. This unique sensory reintegration approach reduced his pain by 80%, allowing him to finally sleep through the night for the first time in half a century.

A 32-year-old refugee from a conflict zone presented with unexplained full-body pain, having walked 300 miles to safety while carrying her children. Medical tests revealed nothing structural. Dr. Yetisgen recognized somatic manifestation of trauma and developed a treatment combining gentle myofascial release with narrative therapy sessions where the patient mapped her journey on a body chart. The pain diminished as her story was witnessed and integrated, with her children participating in movement exercises.

A 41-year-old professional perfume chemist developed excruciating facial neuralgia after a laboratory accident involving concentrated fragrance compounds. Standard medications caused anosmia, ending her career. Dr. Yetisgen pioneered a customized treatment using micro-dosed olfactory triggers paired with precise sphenopalatine ganglion blocks, gradually desensitizing her nervous system. She returned to work developing pain-relief scents based on her treatment experience.

A 9-year-old child with cerebral palsy from a low-income family had severe hip pain that prevented wheelchair use. The family couldn't afford advanced interventions. Dr. Yetisgen organized a pro bono multidisciplinary approach, combining botulinum toxin injections with a community-created dynamic seating system using locally sourced materials. She trained the family in daily mobilization techniques, reducing pain by 70% and enabling school attendance.

A 17-year-old competitive eSports athlete from a wealthy tech family presented with debilitating wrist and forearm pain from 14-hour daily training sessions. Dr. Yetisgen diagnosed early-stage complex regional pain syndrome triggered by repetitive strain. She implemented a novel protocol combining targeted nerve blocks with biofeedback gaming software that retrained neural pathways during gameplay. The patient returned to competition pain-free within 8 weeks, with his team developing ergonomic protocols based on Dr. Yetisgen's recommendations.