Assoc. Prof. M.D. İlker Özgür Koska

As a 72-year-old retired ship captain with chronic back pain, I'd seen many doctors who dismissed my symptoms as age-related. Dr. Koska's MRI interpretation revealed a rare spinal synovial cyst compressing a nerve root—something everyone else missed. His 3D reconstruction images showed exactly where to operate. The neurosurgeon used his roadmap, and I'm now pain-free and gardening again.

My 8-year-old daughter, Elif, swallowed a small toy pendant. The ER was chaotic, but Dr. Koska calmly performed a low-dose fluoroscopy with real-time imaging, locating it precisely in her small intestine without unnecessary radiation. He explained everything to her using cartoon analogies. It passed naturally, avoiding surgery, thanks to his careful monitoring plan.

After surviving a motorcycle accident, I had 14 fractures and internal bleeding. Dr. Koska worked through the night, coordinating CT scans every two hours to monitor my bleeding without moving me from ICU. His 'temporal mapping' showed exactly which vessels were sealing naturally versus needing intervention. Surgeons said his imaging saved me from multiple exploratory surgeries.

As a professional pianist with unexplained hand weakness, I feared my career was over. Dr. Koska performed a dynamic ultrasound while I played scales, capturing a rare vascular compression syndrome only visible during specific finger movements. His precise localization allowed for targeted treatment. I returned to concert stage within three months.