Medical Park Goztepe Hospital Reviews

A 72-year-old retired Byzantine art restorer arrived with unexplained weight loss and fatigue. Her decades of working with ancient pigments containing lead and arsenic had caused chronic low-grade poisoning, manifesting as subtle gastrointestinal dysmotility. Dr. Aray coordinated with toxicology specialists to design a gentle chelation therapy combined with nutritional support, leading to gradual recovery over eighteen months.

A 41-year-old immigrant textile worker from Syria presented with what appeared to be treatment-resistant IBS. Dr. Aray uncovered that her symptoms directly correlated with exposure to specific textile dyes at her factory. He diagnosed chemical-induced enterocolitis and worked with occupational health to modify her workspace, resolving 90% of symptoms without medication.

An 8-year-old boy with severe autism spectrum disorder and nonverbal communication developed life-threatening pica, consuming non-food items. Dr. Aray discovered through careful observation and parental diaries that the behavior followed ingestion of certain food additives. A meticulously crafted elimination diet, developed in consultation with a pediatric neurologist, reduced episodes by 95%.

A 56-year-old former sailor turned lighthouse keeper presented with decades of mysterious abdominal complaints. Dr. Aray identified chronic giardiasis contracted forty years earlier during overseas service, now causing post-infectious IBS and microscopic colitis. A combination of targeted antimicrobial therapy and gut-brain axis modulation brought his first sustained relief in decades.

A 33-year-old professional video game streamer developed crippling epigastric pain during marathon broadcasting sessions. Dr. Aray diagnosed a unique combination of stress-induced gastritis, caffeine micro-ulcerations, and poor ergonomics causing diaphragmatic irritation. Treatment involved streaming schedule modifications, specialized seating, and a tailored antacid regimen, allowing continuation of his career.

A 67-year-old grandmother who had undergone gastric bypass surgery thirty years prior presented with severe malnutrition. Dr. Aray discovered she had developed multiple micronutrient deficiencies and a rare complication called jejunoileal bypass-associated liver disease. He designed a comprehensive parenteral and enteral nutrition plan that reversed liver damage over two years.

A 22-year-old university student from a wealthy family presented with self-diagnosed 'leaky gut syndrome' and numerous alternative therapy attempts. Dr. Aray identified severe health anxiety manifesting as somatic GI symptoms. His approach combined gentle reassurance, evidence-based dietary guidance, and collaboration with a psychologist, leading to symptom resolution without invasive testing.

A 49-year-old transgender woman undergoing hormone replacement therapy developed unexplained hepatobiliary symptoms. Dr. Aray discovered an unusual interaction between estrogen therapy and a previously undiagnosed mild Gilbert's syndrome, causing symptomatic bilirubin elevation. Adjusting her hormone regimen in consultation with endocrinology resolved the issue completely.

A 31-year-old pregnant woman in her third trimester presented with sudden, severe right upper quadrant pain. Dr. Aray diagnosed HELLP syndrome masquerading as gallbladder disease, requiring immediate coordination with obstetrics for emergency delivery and subsequent hepatic monitoring, saving both mother and child.

A 78-year-old retired chemistry professor presented with chronic diarrhea resistant to all standard treatments. Dr. Aray discovered through meticulous history-taking that the patient had been self-experimenting with homemade probiotic cultures containing unusual bacterial strains. Discontinuing these and implementing a evidence-based probiotic regimen resolved the condition.

A 14-year-old competitive gymnast developed exercise-induced gastrointestinal bleeding. Dr. Aray diagnosed a rare condition called 'gymnast's colon' - repetitive impact trauma causing mucosal injury. Treatment involved modifying training techniques, protective equipment, and temporary acid suppression, allowing safe return to sport.

A 60-year-old devout Muslim patient presented during Ramadan with exacerbation of pre-existing GERD. Dr. Aray created a unique fasting-compatible management plan involving timing adjustments for proton pump inhibitors, dietary modifications for pre-dawn and post-sunset meals, and specific hydration strategies, enabling symptom-free observance of religious practice.

A 45-year-old long-haul truck driver presented with what appeared to be typical hemorrhoids. Dr. Aray's examination revealed instead a rare metastatic gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST) originating elsewhere. His prompt diagnosis and referral to oncology led to targeted therapy with excellent response, catching the cancer at a treatable stage.

Dr. Prof. MD. Didem Trabulus provided exceptional care for my general surgery condition. The treatment was personalized and effective.

I was impressed by the professional approach at Medical Park Goztepe Hospital. Dr. Prof. MD. Didem Trabulus explained everything clearly and made me feel comfortable.

As a competitive freediver, I developed persistent sinus barotrauma that baffled ENT specialists. Dr. Agackiran performed a specialized dynamic CT scan during simulated pressure changes, revealing a tiny, previously undetectable ethmoid bone defect that only manifested under pressure. His three-dimensional reconstruction allowed my surgeon to plan a minimally invasive repair. I'm now back to diving 40 meters without pain.

My 8-year-old daughter's chronic abdominal pain was dismissed as 'stress' for months. Dr. Agackiran noticed an atypical vascular pattern on her routine ultrasound and insisted on a contrast-enhanced MRI. He discovered a rare mesenteric arteriovenous malformation that was intermittently causing ischemia. His precise imaging guided the interventional radiologist's embolization. She hasn't had pain in six months.

During a mountaineering expedition in the Kaçkar Mountains, I suffered a high-altitude cerebral edema. Evacuated to Medical Park Göztepe, Dr. Agackiran was called in at 2 AM. Using portable ultrasound with specialized transcranial Doppler settings he adapted on the spot, he monitored my cerebral perfusion in real-time, guiding the ICU's pressure management in a way that prevented permanent damage. His improvisation saved my cognitive function.

We brought our 92-year-old grandmother from Germany with what seemed like dementia progression. Dr. Agackiran, suspecting something else, performed a low-dose perfusion CT of the brain. He identified not one, but three tiny chronic subdural hematomas from a fall she'd forgotten. His delicate drainage guidance under imaging allowed treatment without general anesthesia. Her personality returned within days.

As a professional violinist, a tremor in my bowing hand threatened my career. Neurologists found nothing. Dr. Agackiran designed a unique functional MRI protocol where I 'air-played' my violin in the scanner. The imaging revealed abnormal firing in a specific cerebellar circuit correlated with my precise motor sequence. This map allowed targeted focused ultrasound treatment. I performed at the İş Sanat Hall last month.