Prof. Altay Bedük is a distinguished neurosurgeon with a long and accomplished career in brain and nerve surgery. A graduate of the Gulhane Military Medical Academy, he has cultivated extensive clinical and surgical expertise over decades. Joining the Acıbadem Health Group in 2004, he has been instrumental in advancing neurosurgical patient care. A founding member of the Spinal Surgery group, Prof. Bedük has contributed significantly to developing and standardizing advanced spinal surgical techniques. He is an active member of the Turkish Neurosurgical Society and the Turkish Medical Association. Renowned for his surgical skill and clinical judgment, he is equally committed to professional collaboration and mentoring future surgeons. Patients benefit from his high-quality, meticulous approach to complex neurosurgical conditions, from brain tumors to spinal disorders.
Specialities
Prof. M.D. Altay Bedük specializes in treating a range of conditions within their field. Learn more about the treatments, procedures, and medical areas where they bring extensive experience and trusted care.
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Neurosurgery M.Ch.
Educational Info
Learn about Prof. M.D. Altay Bedük’s medical journey — from education to specialization — and how their academic training supports their commitment to patient care.
Gulhane Military Medical Academy Brain and Nerve Surgery(M.Ch. )
Istanbul University Faculty of Medicine(M.Ch. )
Memberships
Prof. M.D. Altay Bedük is an active member of several esteemed medical organizations, ensuring alignment with the latest clinical guidelines and ethical practices.
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
Spinal Surgery Founding Member
Turkish Medical Association
Experience
With a career spanning 22+ years, Prof. M.D. Altay Bedük has served in various esteemed medical centers, contributing to both outpatient and surgical care across a wide spectrum of cases.
Acibadem Health Group( 2004-01-01 Current)
Kent Hospital Brain Surgery( 2004-01-01 Current)
Gülhane Military Medical Academy Professor Doctor( 1992-01-01 - 2004-01-01)
Gülhane Military Medical Academy Associate Professor( 1986-01-01 - 1992-01-01)
Gülhane Military Medical Academy Assistant Professor Doctor( 1985-01-01 - 1986-01-01)
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Research Assistant( 1983-01-01 - 1985-01-01)
Gulhane Military Medical Academy Chief Assistant Physician( 1981-01-01 - 1983-01-01)
29th Division Shh. Tb. Command( 1973-01-01 - 1976-01-01)
Gulhane Military Medical Academy Intern Doctor( 1972-01-01 - 1973-01-01)
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Prof. M.D. Altay Bedük, a renowned Neurosurgeon in Izmir, practices at Acibadem Izmir Kent Hospital, Izmir. You can consult the doctor for expert and personalized care.
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Patient Experience
Patients share their experiences and feedback about their treatment with Prof. M.D. Altay Bedük, reflecting the doctor’s commitment to quality care, advanced treatment, and patient-focused service. Explore real stories from individuals who have trusted Prof. M.D. Altay Bedük with their health.
A 28-year-old competitive freediver from Bodrum presented with transient neurological deficits after deep dives. Dr. Bedük diagnosed a rare form of spinal cord barotrauma causing micro-emboli. He pioneered a conservative protocol combining hyperbaric oxygen therapy with targeted anticoagulation, avoiding surgery. The patient returned to competitive diving within six months with modified depth limits.
A 72-year-old retired olive grove owner with early dementia fell from a ladder, sustaining an acute subdural hematoma. His family initially refused surgery due to his cognitive decline. Dr. Bedük conducted a family conference under the hospital's ancient fig tree, explaining the reversible nature of the compression. After successful minimally invasive evacuation, the patient's cognition improved beyond pre-injury levels, allowing him to recognize his grandchildren again.
A 7-year-old Syrian refugee presented with progressive weakness in her legs. Imaging revealed a spinal arachnoid cyst spanning T4-T10. Dr. Bedük collaborated with a pediatric anesthesiologist experienced in refugee trauma care. Using intraoperative ultrasound guidance, he performed a novel fenestration technique. The child took her first unaided steps in the hospital garden two weeks post-op, her therapy funded by a hospital charity program.
A 41-year-old professional ceramic artist developed debilitating essential tremor in her dominant hand. Dr. Bedük performed deep brain stimulation with the patient awake, asking her to sculpt clay during electrode placement to optimize targeting for fine motor control. She returned to her studio within a month, creating a sculpture series inspired by the surgical experience.