M.D. Tevfik Ertürk

As a 42-year-old archaeologist working in remote Anatolia, I discovered I was pregnant with unexpected twins while dealing with a complex ovarian cyst. Dr. Ertürk coordinated a unique care plan via satellite phone consultations during my digs, performed a minimally invasive cystectomy at 16 weeks, and delivered my healthy daughters via planned C-section. His ability to adapt high-tech care to my unconventional lifestyle was extraordinary.

My 17-year-old daughter, a competitive gymnast, developed severe endometriosis symptoms that threatened her athletic career. Dr. Ertürk designed a conservative surgical approach preserving future fertility, combined with a tailored physiotherapy program. Two years later, she's pain-free, competing nationally, and maintains a hopeful outlook for motherhood when she chooses.

During a holiday from Norway, I experienced a sudden placental abruption at 29 weeks. Dr. Ertürk performed an emergency perimortem cesarean during my cardiac arrest, saving both me and my son. His team's cool-headed precision in that chaos, followed by his daily visits to the NICU to check on 'his little Viking,' showed medicine at its most heroic.

After 7 miscarriages across 3 countries, we approached Dr. Ertürk as our last hope. He discovered a rare uterine septum combined with immunological factors others missed. His two-stage surgical and immunological treatment plan resulted in our daughter, born on the exact date he predicted. He didn't just treat a condition; he healed years of grief.