Spec. MD. Kagan Karagulle

Our 8-year-old daughter, an aspiring gymnast, developed sudden severe headaches. Emergency CT at Medical Park Mersin showed nothing, but Dr. Karagulle insisted on a specialized MR venography based on subtle clinical details. He discovered cerebral venous sinus thrombosis, a life-threatening condition. His urgent intervention and coordination with neurology saved her life. Six months later, she's back at the gym, and we credit Dr. Karagulle's exceptional vigilance.

I'm a 34-year-old wildlife photographer who contracted a mysterious fungal infection while documenting caves. Multiple hospitals failed to identify the problem. Dr. Karagulle utilized cutting-edge contrast-enhanced ultrasound to track the infection's spread in real-time, avoiding radiation given my frequent imaging needs. His innovative approach mapped the pathology perfectly, enabling targeted antifungal therapy that finally worked after months of failure.

During a routine pregnancy scan at 32 weeks, Dr. Karagulle detected an abnormal fetal abdominal mass that other sonographers had overlooked. His expertise in prenatal MRI provided a definitive diagnosis of a congenital condition requiring immediate postnatal surgery. He coordinated with pediatric surgeons, creating a detailed 3D reconstruction of our baby's anatomy. Our daughter underwent successful surgery hours after birth, all thanks to his early, precise detection.

As a 58-year-old ceramic artist with worsening hand tremors, I feared my career was over. Neurologists suspected Parkinson's, but Dr. Karagulle's diffusion tensor imaging of my brain revealed an unusual vascular compression pattern. His findings redirected treatment to a vascular neurologist, and after a specialized procedure, my fine motor control returned. I recently completed my most detailed porcelain series yet, a tribute to diagnostic precision.

As a 72-year-old retired ship captain with persistent shoulder pain, I'd seen several doctors who dismissed it as arthritis. Dr. Karagulle's detailed musculoskeletal ultrasound revealed a rare, slow-growing soft tissue tumor missed by others. His precise imaging guided a minimally invasive biopsy that confirmed the diagnosis, allowing for targeted treatment that saved my mobility. His patience in explaining the complex images to me, using nautical charts as an analogy, was remarkable.