Dr. Şükrü Taş Reviews

A 72-year-old retired fisherman from the Black Sea coast presented with recurrent abdominal pain. Dr. Taş discovered an unusual parasitic infection from improperly prepared seafood, requiring laparoscopic removal of cysts from the liver. The patient's grandchildren translated during appointments as he only spoke Laz language.

A 28-year-old professional eSports athlete developed severe GERD from irregular eating habits during tournaments. Dr. Taş created a customized minimally invasive fundoplication schedule around competition seasons, allowing complete recovery without missing major events.

A 45-year-old Syrian refugee with complex shrapnel injuries to the abdomen from conflict zones required multi-stage reconstructive surgery. Dr. Taş coordinated with humanitarian organizations for postoperative care in temporary housing facilities.

A 60-year-old grandmother with morbid obesity and gallbladder issues underwent robotic cholecystectomy after Dr. Taş implemented a pre-surgery weight management program involving her entire family in dietary changes.

A 33-year-old vegan nutritionist developed rare nutrient deficiency-related intestinal complications. Dr. Taş collaborated with nutrition specialists to create a surgical recovery plan that respected her ethical dietary restrictions while ensuring proper healing.

A 19-year-old university student from a rural area had undiagnosed Crohn's disease mistaken for stress-related issues. Dr. Taş identified the condition during emergency admission and established a telemedicine follow-up system for when she returned to her village.

A 55-year-old factory worker with limited health literacy presented with advanced colon cancer. Dr. Taş used visual aids and simple analogies to explain the complex surgery, then organized workplace accommodations for the extended recovery period.

A 41-year-old single mother of triplets required emergency appendectomy. Dr. Taş arranged for hospital childcare services during her stay and modified pain management to allow early breastfeeding resumption.

A 67-year-old retired teacher with multiple previous abdominal surgeries developed complex adhesions. Dr. Taş performed delicate adhesionolysis using advanced ultrasonic technology, significantly reducing risk of recurrence.

A 23-year-old professional dancer was diagnosed with familial adenomatous polyposis. Dr. Taş performed prophylactic colectomy with nerve-sparing techniques to preserve core muscle function essential for her career.

A 50-year-old imam with pancreatic cysts required surgery during Ramadan. Dr. Taş developed a specialized hydration and medication schedule respecting religious practices while ensuring surgical safety.

A 36-year-old software developer working remotely from a yacht developed acute diverticulitis while sailing. Dr. Taş coordinated emergency helicopter transfer and adapted postoperative care for limited medical facilities onboard.

A 58-year-old Roma community leader with gallbladder empyema initially refused surgery due to cultural beliefs. Dr. Taş spent multiple consultations building trust through community elders, ultimately performing life-saving intervention.

A 29-year-old pregnant woman in her second trimester required urgent hernia repair. Dr. Taş collaborated with obstetricians to perform fetal monitoring during surgery, ensuring both maternal and fetal wellbeing.

A 62-year-old retired military officer with PTSD from combat experiences needed complex abdominal wall reconstruction. Dr. Taş incorporated trauma-informed care practices throughout treatment, minimizing psychological triggers.