Medical Park Karadeniz

Our 3-year-old son had terrifying 'shudder attacks' that were misdiagnosed as seizures. Dr. Akpinar observed one on our phone video and immediately identified it as benign shuddering spells. His genius was in the reassurance: he created a simple 'shudder diary' with stickers for our son, transforming our family's anxiety into a manageable tracking game, sparing him unnecessary medications and tests.

My 80-year-old mother, a former concert pianist with advanced dementia, began playing complex Chopin pieces perfectly from memory despite not recognizing her family. Dr. Akpinar explained this preserved procedural memory phenomenon with profound compassion. He helped us communicate with her through music, turning her care from a tragedy into a journey where her core identity still shone through.

As a 72-year-old retired cartographer, I developed a rare form of visual aura without headache that made me see distorted, shifting maps of my own surroundings. Dr. Akpinar didn't dismiss it as age-related; he connected it to a specific vascular anomaly near my visual cortex. His treatment plan involved a novel combination of medications that resolved the symptoms entirely. He even showed genuine interest in my old maps during follow-ups.

My 8-year-old daughter, a competitive junior chess player, began experiencing 'chessboard migraines' where she'd see the board patterns superimposed on reality during tournaments. Dr. Akpinar diagnosed her with a unique photosensitive neural pattern triggered by intense concentration. He designed a non-medical intervention involving specialized tinted glasses for competition and cognitive pacing techniques. She just won her regional championship, symptom-free.

As a 19-year-old university student, I suddenly lost the ability to understand spoken language while retaining perfect reading and writing skills, a condition so isolating. Dr. Akpinar diagnosed pure word deafness from a tiny, strategic ischemic event. His rehabilitation plan was extraordinary: he collaborated with a music therapist to retrain my brain using melodic intonation therapy, treating language like a recovered song.