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Types of mouth disorders:
Obesity Center Obesity is essentially defined as excessive fat accumulation in body. Affecting the entire world like a pandemic, obesity causes accumulation of fat in arteries and around the visceral organs, particularly the liver, which first leads to atherosclerosis (plaques develop inside the artery and this leads to insufficient blood supply to the tissues and organs) followed by numerous health problems including heart disease, heart attack, asthma, diabetes mellitus, hypertension and sleep apnea (temporary breathing lapse lasting for a few seconds during sleep).
In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is the most common treatment method among Assisted Reproductive Techniques which are used for the treatment of infertility. The purpose of in vitro fertilization is to fertilize eggs of the woman with sperms -male reproductive cells- in laboratory to obtain embryos that will be transferred to the women for conception. In cases of male factor infertility, sperms of the man are transferred into the egg with a very thin needle which then results in development of embryo (ICSI: Intra-Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection). These embryos are similarly transferred to the uterus of candidate mother.
Although there are many underlying reasons of hair loss, the main reasons are genetic factors in men and hormonal factors in women. Hair loss is one of the most common cosmetic problems today; likewise, hair transplant is among the most commonly performed cosmetic procedures. It is an expected condition for a healthy individual to lose 80 to 100 hair strands a day. On the other hand, a part of our hair (generally the ones near nape) is not supposed to shed due to their very nature or –in other words- they are not sensitive to androgen. Hair transplant is a treatment that ensures permanent outcomes for everyone without any disorder causing hair loss or individuals who do not use any medication that leads to hair loss.
Check-up refers to health screening for a person with no health problem/active complaint considering his/her age, sex, medical history, familial history, hereditary risks, nutritional habit, lifestyle and environmental factors. For a long and healthy life…
It is time to make peace with mirrors. Aesthetic, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery is a discipline of science that deals with diagnosis and treatment of congenital and acquired defects, deformities and dysfunctions in the body. The major purpose of aesthetic surgeries is to improve appearance, while plastic and reconstructive surgeries are performed to eliminate diseases and regain the function. Other than surgeries performed solely for cosmetic concerns, it is essential to achieve all these goals.
Gastroenterology deals with diagnosis, examination and medical treatment of diseases that originate from or involve the gastrointestinal organs (mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, liver, pancreas and colon). In case a cancer is suspected in these organs, biopsy procedures are mostly performed by gastroenterologists.
Urology Clinic deals with diagnosis and treatment of diseases and cancers of male and female urinary tracts (the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra) and of male reproductive organs (the penis, testis and prostate gland).
Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) is a medical discipline that focuses on diagnosis and treatment (medical and surgical) of diseases and dysfunctions in head, neck, nose and throat in all age groups.
Ophthalmology department deals with diagnosis and treatment (medical and surgical) of diseases and benign and malignant tumors of the eye globe and the optic nerve.
There are 33 vertebrae in human body from the end of skull to the coccyx; 23 of those vertebrae are mobile. The column formed by those 33 bones are called spine or vertebral column. There is a pillow-like structure, namely intervertebral disc, between each two vertebrae. Spinal cord lies in a canal inside the spine. Similar to brain, spinal cord is also surrounded by a membrane, where the cerebrospinal fluid circulates.
Cardiology is the medical discipline that deals with diagnosis, examination and treatment of diseases which affect the heart, the blood vessels that feed the heart (coronary arteries) and the circulatory system. Considering the fact that each cell of the body requires oxygen and nutrients, all carried by blood, to survive, importance of the diseases which are diagnosed and treated in Cardiology department is better understood.
Historically, surgery adopted the principle of causing the least damage to patients in surgical treatment of diseases. In the past, incisions measuring up to tens of centimeters were made in surgical procedures (for example, surgeries performed by opening the chest wall). In due course, the developments in surgical tools and techniques brought about the concept of minimally invasive surgery. Minimally invasive surgery aims to minimize the trauma, alleviate postoperative pain and shorten the postoperative hospital stay, as it allows surgeons perform surgeries through very small incisions.
Orthopedics and Traumatology is a medical discipline that deals with treatment of all musculoskeletal system diseases and cancers (congenital diseases, tumors, acquired diseases, trauma-related disorders).
Thoracic Surgery Clinic works in close cooperation with Radiology Unit, Laboratory, Medical Oncology and Pulmonary Medicine clinics for diagnosis and treatment of below specified diseases. Also, bronchoscopy, mediastinoscopy and videothoracoscopy are diagnostic tools that are specifically used by Thoracic Surgery Clinic.
General Surgery Clinic diagnoses and manages many diseases that are too long to be listed. Although old surgical techniques dating back several centuries are still used in the field of General Surgery, laparoscopic, endoscopic and robot-assisted surgeries, commonly called minimally invasive surgeries, have becoming increasingly popular thanks to developments in technology.
What is Bone Marrow and Stem Cell Transplantation? Bone marrow is the tissue which resides in the spongiform tissues of bones. Stem cells which reside inside the bone marrow form the origin of all cells in human body. Hematopoietic stem cells, which are also found in the bone marrow, mature and differentiate into various blood cells (red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets). In this context, bone marrow transplantation and stem cell transplantation have identical meaning.
Hepatic or liver transplantation is a procedure where a diseased or injured liver is removed and replaced it with a healthy liver from another person, called a donor.
Neurosurgery Department deals with diagnosis and surgical treatment of all structural disorders, dysfunction and cancers of the nervous system. The diseases diagnosed and treated ranges from congenital anomalies (congenital scoliosis and kyphosis, hydrocephaly, spina bifida, meningomyelocele and craniosynocytosis), benign and malignant tumors of brain, spinal cord and peripheral nerves, aneurysm and arteriovenous malformations, movement disorders and occlusions and stenosis of carotid artery and cerebral arteries. Considering the spectrum of above mentioned diseases and disorders, Neurosurgery department works in close cooperation with neurology, neuroradiology, radiation oncology and neurologic rehabilitation departments.
Neurology is a science that deals with diagnosis and medical treatment of disorders of the nervous system (brain, spinal cord and peripheral nerves). Since the functioning of muscles depends on the signals transmitted by the nerves, muscle and movement disorders are also included in diseases that are diagnosed and treated in this field.
The growth rate of cells in the human body is checked and regulated by certain control mechanisms. Genetic and environmental factors impair this control mechanism, resulting in abnormal cell growth and cancer.
Types of mouth disorders:
Obesity Center Obesity is essentially defined as excessive fat accumulation in body. Affecting the entire world like a pandemic, obesity causes accumulation of fat in arteries and around the visceral organs, particularly the liver, which first leads to atherosclerosis (plaques develop inside the artery and this leads to insufficient blood supply to the tissues and organs) followed by numerous health problems including heart disease, heart attack, asthma, diabetes mellitus, hypertension and sleep apnea (temporary breathing lapse lasting for a few seconds during sleep).
In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is the most common treatment method among Assisted Reproductive Techniques which are used for the treatment of infertility. The purpose of in vitro fertilization is to fertilize eggs of the woman with sperms -male reproductive cells- in laboratory to obtain embryos that will be transferred to the women for conception. In cases of male factor infertility, sperms of the man are transferred into the egg with a very thin needle which then results in development of embryo (ICSI: Intra-Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection). These embryos are similarly transferred to the uterus of candidate mother.
Although there are many underlying reasons of hair loss, the main reasons are genetic factors in men and hormonal factors in women. Hair loss is one of the most common cosmetic problems today; likewise, hair transplant is among the most commonly performed cosmetic procedures. It is an expected condition for a healthy individual to lose 80 to 100 hair strands a day. On the other hand, a part of our hair (generally the ones near nape) is not supposed to shed due to their very nature or –in other words- they are not sensitive to androgen. Hair transplant is a treatment that ensures permanent outcomes for everyone without any disorder causing hair loss or individuals who do not use any medication that leads to hair loss.
Check-up refers to health screening for a person with no health problem/active complaint considering his/her age, sex, medical history, familial history, hereditary risks, nutritional habit, lifestyle and environmental factors. For a long and healthy life…
It is time to make peace with mirrors. Aesthetic, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery is a discipline of science that deals with diagnosis and treatment of congenital and acquired defects, deformities and dysfunctions in the body. The major purpose of aesthetic surgeries is to improve appearance, while plastic and reconstructive surgeries are performed to eliminate diseases and regain the function. Other than surgeries performed solely for cosmetic concerns, it is essential to achieve all these goals.
Gastroenterology deals with diagnosis, examination and medical treatment of diseases that originate from or involve the gastrointestinal organs (mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, liver, pancreas and colon). In case a cancer is suspected in these organs, biopsy procedures are mostly performed by gastroenterologists.
Urology Clinic deals with diagnosis and treatment of diseases and cancers of male and female urinary tracts (the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra) and of male reproductive organs (the penis, testis and prostate gland).
Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) is a medical discipline that focuses on diagnosis and treatment (medical and surgical) of diseases and dysfunctions in head, neck, nose and throat in all age groups.
Ophthalmology department deals with diagnosis and treatment (medical and surgical) of diseases and benign and malignant tumors of the eye globe and the optic nerve.
There are 33 vertebrae in human body from the end of skull to the coccyx; 23 of those vertebrae are mobile. The column formed by those 33 bones are called spine or vertebral column. There is a pillow-like structure, namely intervertebral disc, between each two vertebrae. Spinal cord lies in a canal inside the spine. Similar to brain, spinal cord is also surrounded by a membrane, where the cerebrospinal fluid circulates.
Cardiology is the medical discipline that deals with diagnosis, examination and treatment of diseases which affect the heart, the blood vessels that feed the heart (coronary arteries) and the circulatory system. Considering the fact that each cell of the body requires oxygen and nutrients, all carried by blood, to survive, importance of the diseases which are diagnosed and treated in Cardiology department is better understood.
Historically, surgery adopted the principle of causing the least damage to patients in surgical treatment of diseases. In the past, incisions measuring up to tens of centimeters were made in surgical procedures (for example, surgeries performed by opening the chest wall). In due course, the developments in surgical tools and techniques brought about the concept of minimally invasive surgery. Minimally invasive surgery aims to minimize the trauma, alleviate postoperative pain and shorten the postoperative hospital stay, as it allows surgeons perform surgeries through very small incisions.
Orthopedics and Traumatology is a medical discipline that deals with treatment of all musculoskeletal system diseases and cancers (congenital diseases, tumors, acquired diseases, trauma-related disorders).
Thoracic Surgery Clinic works in close cooperation with Radiology Unit, Laboratory, Medical Oncology and Pulmonary Medicine clinics for diagnosis and treatment of below specified diseases. Also, bronchoscopy, mediastinoscopy and videothoracoscopy are diagnostic tools that are specifically used by Thoracic Surgery Clinic.
General Surgery Clinic diagnoses and manages many diseases that are too long to be listed. Although old surgical techniques dating back several centuries are still used in the field of General Surgery, laparoscopic, endoscopic and robot-assisted surgeries, commonly called minimally invasive surgeries, have becoming increasingly popular thanks to developments in technology.
What is Bone Marrow and Stem Cell Transplantation? Bone marrow is the tissue which resides in the spongiform tissues of bones. Stem cells which reside inside the bone marrow form the origin of all cells in human body. Hematopoietic stem cells, which are also found in the bone marrow, mature and differentiate into various blood cells (red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets). In this context, bone marrow transplantation and stem cell transplantation have identical meaning.
Hepatic or liver transplantation is a procedure where a diseased or injured liver is removed and replaced it with a healthy liver from another person, called a donor.
Neurosurgery Department deals with diagnosis and surgical treatment of all structural disorders, dysfunction and cancers of the nervous system. The diseases diagnosed and treated ranges from congenital anomalies (congenital scoliosis and kyphosis, hydrocephaly, spina bifida, meningomyelocele and craniosynocytosis), benign and malignant tumors of brain, spinal cord and peripheral nerves, aneurysm and arteriovenous malformations, movement disorders and occlusions and stenosis of carotid artery and cerebral arteries. Considering the spectrum of above mentioned diseases and disorders, Neurosurgery department works in close cooperation with neurology, neuroradiology, radiation oncology and neurologic rehabilitation departments.
Neurology is a science that deals with diagnosis and medical treatment of disorders of the nervous system (brain, spinal cord and peripheral nerves). Since the functioning of muscles depends on the signals transmitted by the nerves, muscle and movement disorders are also included in diseases that are diagnosed and treated in this field.
The growth rate of cells in the human body is checked and regulated by certain control mechanisms. Genetic and environmental factors impair this control mechanism, resulting in abnormal cell growth and cancer.
Types of mouth disorders:
Obesity Center Obesity is essentially defined as excessive fat accumulation in body. Affecting the entire world like a pandemic, obesity causes accumulation of fat in arteries and around the visceral organs, particularly the liver, which first leads to atherosclerosis (plaques develop inside the artery and this leads to insufficient blood supply to the tissues and organs) followed by numerous health problems including heart disease, heart attack, asthma, diabetes mellitus, hypertension and sleep apnea (temporary breathing lapse lasting for a few seconds during sleep).
In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is the most common treatment method among Assisted Reproductive Techniques which are used for the treatment of infertility. The purpose of in vitro fertilization is to fertilize eggs of the woman with sperms -male reproductive cells- in laboratory to obtain embryos that will be transferred to the women for conception. In cases of male factor infertility, sperms of the man are transferred into the egg with a very thin needle which then results in development of embryo (ICSI: Intra-Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection). These embryos are similarly transferred to the uterus of candidate mother.
Although there are many underlying reasons of hair loss, the main reasons are genetic factors in men and hormonal factors in women. Hair loss is one of the most common cosmetic problems today; likewise, hair transplant is among the most commonly performed cosmetic procedures. It is an expected condition for a healthy individual to lose 80 to 100 hair strands a day. On the other hand, a part of our hair (generally the ones near nape) is not supposed to shed due to their very nature or –in other words- they are not sensitive to androgen. Hair transplant is a treatment that ensures permanent outcomes for everyone without any disorder causing hair loss or individuals who do not use any medication that leads to hair loss.
Check-up refers to health screening for a person with no health problem/active complaint considering his/her age, sex, medical history, familial history, hereditary risks, nutritional habit, lifestyle and environmental factors. For a long and healthy life…
It is time to make peace with mirrors. Aesthetic, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery is a discipline of science that deals with diagnosis and treatment of congenital and acquired defects, deformities and dysfunctions in the body. The major purpose of aesthetic surgeries is to improve appearance, while plastic and reconstructive surgeries are performed to eliminate diseases and regain the function. Other than surgeries performed solely for cosmetic concerns, it is essential to achieve all these goals.
Gastroenterology deals with diagnosis, examination and medical treatment of diseases that originate from or involve the gastrointestinal organs (mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, liver, pancreas and colon). In case a cancer is suspected in these organs, biopsy procedures are mostly performed by gastroenterologists.
Urology Clinic deals with diagnosis and treatment of diseases and cancers of male and female urinary tracts (the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra) and of male reproductive organs (the penis, testis and prostate gland).
Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) is a medical discipline that focuses on diagnosis and treatment (medical and surgical) of diseases and dysfunctions in head, neck, nose and throat in all age groups.
Ophthalmology department deals with diagnosis and treatment (medical and surgical) of diseases and benign and malignant tumors of the eye globe and the optic nerve.
There are 33 vertebrae in human body from the end of skull to the coccyx; 23 of those vertebrae are mobile. The column formed by those 33 bones are called spine or vertebral column. There is a pillow-like structure, namely intervertebral disc, between each two vertebrae. Spinal cord lies in a canal inside the spine. Similar to brain, spinal cord is also surrounded by a membrane, where the cerebrospinal fluid circulates.
Cardiology is the medical discipline that deals with diagnosis, examination and treatment of diseases which affect the heart, the blood vessels that feed the heart (coronary arteries) and the circulatory system. Considering the fact that each cell of the body requires oxygen and nutrients, all carried by blood, to survive, importance of the diseases which are diagnosed and treated in Cardiology department is better understood.
Historically, surgery adopted the principle of causing the least damage to patients in surgical treatment of diseases. In the past, incisions measuring up to tens of centimeters were made in surgical procedures (for example, surgeries performed by opening the chest wall). In due course, the developments in surgical tools and techniques brought about the concept of minimally invasive surgery. Minimally invasive surgery aims to minimize the trauma, alleviate postoperative pain and shorten the postoperative hospital stay, as it allows surgeons perform surgeries through very small incisions.
Orthopedics and Traumatology is a medical discipline that deals with treatment of all musculoskeletal system diseases and cancers (congenital diseases, tumors, acquired diseases, trauma-related disorders).
Thoracic Surgery Clinic works in close cooperation with Radiology Unit, Laboratory, Medical Oncology and Pulmonary Medicine clinics for diagnosis and treatment of below specified diseases. Also, bronchoscopy, mediastinoscopy and videothoracoscopy are diagnostic tools that are specifically used by Thoracic Surgery Clinic.
General Surgery Clinic diagnoses and manages many diseases that are too long to be listed. Although old surgical techniques dating back several centuries are still used in the field of General Surgery, laparoscopic, endoscopic and robot-assisted surgeries, commonly called minimally invasive surgeries, have becoming increasingly popular thanks to developments in technology.
What is Bone Marrow and Stem Cell Transplantation? Bone marrow is the tissue which resides in the spongiform tissues of bones. Stem cells which reside inside the bone marrow form the origin of all cells in human body. Hematopoietic stem cells, which are also found in the bone marrow, mature and differentiate into various blood cells (red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets). In this context, bone marrow transplantation and stem cell transplantation have identical meaning.
Hepatic or liver transplantation is a procedure where a diseased or injured liver is removed and replaced it with a healthy liver from another person, called a donor.
Neurosurgery Department deals with diagnosis and surgical treatment of all structural disorders, dysfunction and cancers of the nervous system. The diseases diagnosed and treated ranges from congenital anomalies (congenital scoliosis and kyphosis, hydrocephaly, spina bifida, meningomyelocele and craniosynocytosis), benign and malignant tumors of brain, spinal cord and peripheral nerves, aneurysm and arteriovenous malformations, movement disorders and occlusions and stenosis of carotid artery and cerebral arteries. Considering the spectrum of above mentioned diseases and disorders, Neurosurgery department works in close cooperation with neurology, neuroradiology, radiation oncology and neurologic rehabilitation departments.
Neurology is a science that deals with diagnosis and medical treatment of disorders of the nervous system (brain, spinal cord and peripheral nerves). Since the functioning of muscles depends on the signals transmitted by the nerves, muscle and movement disorders are also included in diseases that are diagnosed and treated in this field.
The growth rate of cells in the human body is checked and regulated by certain control mechanisms. Genetic and environmental factors impair this control mechanism, resulting in abnormal cell growth and cancer.
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Peroral Endoscopic Myotomy (POEM) is known as an advanced endoscopic treatment method used in the treatment of diseases that cause swallowing difficulties. With this method, the problematic muscles in the esophagus are cut by entering through the mouth as if a normal endoscopy is performed. Previously, the treatment of these diseases was carried out either surgically or with the endoscopic balloon method.
The prostate is an organ located at the bladder outlet in men, through which the urethra passes, and can grow with aging under the influence of male hormones. Prostate enlargement causes urinary complaints by compressing the urinary canal and closing the bladder outlet. Prostate enlargement and treatment options are planned according to both the prostate size and the patient's degree of complaint. ThuLEP, which is called the most recent endoscopic prostate surgery performed using Thulium laser, is used in the treatment of benign prostate enlargement, one of the most important health problems of men.
Thanks to scientific research, we now know more about the progression of some types of cancer. In appropriate cases in advanced stage cancer patients where the cancer recurs, a certain amount of cancer drug is heated with special medical devices and given into the abdomen. This method is called "Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotheraphy" (HIPEC).
TARE (Transarterial Radioembolization) method is used in the treatment of liver cancers and cancers that arise in other organs and spread to the liver. In this method, spheres called 'microsphere' containing radioactive material are injected directly into the cancerous tissue. With microspheres of Yttrium-90 (Y90), a radioactive substance, healthy tissues are protected and radiation is applied to the tumor.
Nowadays, it is of great importance to treat cancer quickly and precisely. The TrueBeam radiotherapy system is also a method that can be used in many types of cancer and shortens the treatment time. TrueBeam is an advanced linear accelerator in which image-guided radiotherapy and radiosurgery applications are used together.
Cancer cells develop and multiply rapidly using the body's strong vascular network. In order to stop this proliferation and the devastating effect of cancer, chemotherapy drugs are given to the patient. Chemotherapy drugs that spread throughout the body reach the cancerous tissue with the help of the circulatory system, but they also cause some side effects due to this spread. In the "Transarterial ChemoEmbolization" (TAKE) procedure, higher doses of chemotherapy drugs are administered only to the vessels feeding the tumor, preventing damage to healthy cells.
CyberKnife is a system used in the treatment of various types of cancer, especially in the treatment of cancers that are difficult to access, comprising an irradiation system designed to perform radiation therapy with sub-millimeter precision throughout the body. With the help of this device, high doses of radiation are given to the brain and body, especially to cancerous areas that have problems in accessing, thus protecting healthy tissues.
Thanks to the "Gamma Knife" technology, which has been used for many years, tumors that neurosurgeons cannot surgically remove can be successfully treated by beams given from 192 separate points. With this method, both benign brain tumors and malignant brain tumors are treated, while successful results can be obtained in the treatment of vascular brain diseases and functional brain diseases.
Cancer disease occurs due to stress in daily life, poor diet, smoking and alcohol use habits, sedentary lifestyle, and familial factors. The disease causes some abnormal cells in the body to multiply uncontrollably and weaken the immune system. There are more than a hundred types of cancer. In its treatment, two main surgical methods are used: The first is to perform surgery to protect certain organs and tissues where the risk of cancer is high. The second is to remove the cancerous tissue and some of the surrounding healthy tissue.
Scoliosis in adults consists of two main disease groups. The first disease group includes 'idiopathic scoliosis', which started in childhood or adolescence and progressed. In the second group of diseases, there is 'degenerative scoliosis', which is seen with aging and wear of the spine. The decision on which method to treat scoliosis in adults is made by considering the 'complaints' rather than the severity of the curvature in the patient's spine. In the surgical treatment of scoliosis in adults, the curvature of the spine is corrected to ensure the balance of the body, and nerve compression is eliminated by fusing the vertebrae.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MR) is an imaging system that provides information about organs and tissues in the human body without the use of radioactive materials. Positron Emission Tomography (PET) is an imaging system that uses radioactive materials to examine the functions of tissues and organs in the body. Thanks to the PET-MR technology, which emerged with the development of these two technologies, more detailed information can be obtained in cancer cases.
The 'cornea', which is known as the layer of the eye with the highest refraction, refracts the light coming from the outside and focuses it on the retina. This allows us to see transparently. However, clouding or deformities in the cornea severely impair vision. Some medical imperatives require a corneal transplant.
The "Robotic Surgery Method", developed by the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) for the remote surgical procedures that may be needed in astronauts working in space, by a doctor in the world, today allows operations that increase the life comfort of patients in some important surgical branches, especially in heart diseases. provided.
Human lifespan is increasing all over the world. In order to be healthy not only in old age, but also in youth, it is necessary to strive in many areas such as proper nutrition, which are known as health protective measures, avoiding bad habits such as smoking and alcohol, regular sleep, correct exercise, learning to cope with stress. However, all these are not enough to be healthy.
Not Only One, Many Diseases Cause 'Vertigo' There are many diseases that cause vertigo, which is called 'dizziness' among the people.
Both congenital and acquired physical diseases in children are treated by pediatric orthopedic physicians.
Epilepsy, which affects 1% of children worldwide, begins at an early age. 25-30 percent of children with epilepsy continue to have seizures despite using two or more epilepsy medications. Today, epilepsy surgery is considered as an option that improves the quality of life for children with persistent epilepsy.
Today, the primary treatment of liver cancers is surgical. In cancers that do not have a chance for surgical treatment, smart drugs and local treatments for the liver are used.
Stem cell therapy is used to stop the progression of cartilage damage in patients whose cartilage is damaged at an early stage, who have joint pain, but who are too early for surgery. In addition, stem cells are also used in cases such as tearing the meniscus tissue, which prevents the knee joints from rubbing against each other.
In addition to problems such as enlargement and inflammation of the prostate gland with age, the emergence of cancer adversely affects the quality of life of men. For this reason, every man, especially after the age of 50, should include a "prostate examination" in his annual health checks.
In vitro fertilization treatment has become a source of hope for couples who do not have children, especially with the development of technology in recent years. After marriage, when couples cannot have a baby for a year despite trying, they apply to the doctor.
It is possible to define scoliosis as the bending of the spine to the right or left at an angle of more than 10 degrees. In this disease, in which 80% of the patients are adolescents, the effect of height increase during adolescence plays a role, while the spine curves in one direction, which is more common in young girls.
Breast cancer is among the most common female cancers today. For this reason, all women, especially between the ages of 40-50, should have mammography, ultrasonography and examination once a year.
In the Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) method, normal tissues in the body are displayed in the most detailed way, while formations that give different signals, such as tumors, can be easily identified. In a normal MRI, an antenna is used for each region to be imaged and a special shot is performed for that region. In Whole Body MRI, on the other hand, the MR device can use more than one antenna at the same time which allows making measurements on the patient.
The World Health Organization recommends that all women over the age of 40 should have a mammogram once a year. While mammography is used for screening purposes, it is also used for diagnostic purposes. Diagnostic mammography is required in cases such as palpable lumps in the breast, nipple depression, skin hardening, breast implants or fluid coming from the breast.
Organ transplantation refers to a surgery aiming to replace an organ that loses its function with an organ that is compatible with the patient. However, although some patients have donors, organ transplantation cannot be performed from their own donors because "blood compatibility cannot be established". In this case, the patient must apply to the organ transplantation center and become a candidate for cross-over transplantation. The patient, whose organ cannot be transplanted due to incompatibility, is matched with another patient who has a donor but cannot be transplanted due to blood incompatibility. Transplantation is carried out from the donor of one to the recipient of the other, thus both patients regain their health by performing a ' Cross-over transplant '.
Cancer is the second leading cause of death in our country and in the world. Globally, one-sixth of the death-toll, and one-fifth in our country, is due to cancer. About one-third of cancer deaths are caused by behavioral and nutritional risk factors.
Peroral Endoscopic Myotomy (POEM) is known as an advanced endoscopic treatment method used in the treatment of diseases that cause swallowing difficulties. With this method, the problematic muscles in the esophagus are cut by entering through the mouth as if a normal endoscopy is performed. Previously, the treatment of these diseases was carried out either surgically or with the endoscopic balloon method.
The prostate is an organ located at the bladder outlet in men, through which the urethra passes, and can grow with aging under the influence of male hormones. Prostate enlargement causes urinary complaints by compressing the urinary canal and closing the bladder outlet. Prostate enlargement and treatment options are planned according to both the prostate size and the patient's degree of complaint. ThuLEP, which is called the most recent endoscopic prostate surgery performed using Thulium laser, is used in the treatment of benign prostate enlargement, one of the most important health problems of men.
Thanks to scientific research, we now know more about the progression of some types of cancer. In appropriate cases in advanced stage cancer patients where the cancer recurs, a certain amount of cancer drug is heated with special medical devices and given into the abdomen. This method is called "Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotheraphy" (HIPEC).
TARE (Transarterial Radioembolization) method is used in the treatment of liver cancers and cancers that arise in other organs and spread to the liver. In this method, spheres called 'microsphere' containing radioactive material are injected directly into the cancerous tissue. With microspheres of Yttrium-90 (Y90), a radioactive substance, healthy tissues are protected and radiation is applied to the tumor.
Nowadays, it is of great importance to treat cancer quickly and precisely. The TrueBeam radiotherapy system is also a method that can be used in many types of cancer and shortens the treatment time. TrueBeam is an advanced linear accelerator in which image-guided radiotherapy and radiosurgery applications are used together.
Cancer cells develop and multiply rapidly using the body's strong vascular network. In order to stop this proliferation and the devastating effect of cancer, chemotherapy drugs are given to the patient. Chemotherapy drugs that spread throughout the body reach the cancerous tissue with the help of the circulatory system, but they also cause some side effects due to this spread. In the "Transarterial ChemoEmbolization" (TAKE) procedure, higher doses of chemotherapy drugs are administered only to the vessels feeding the tumor, preventing damage to healthy cells.
CyberKnife is a system used in the treatment of various types of cancer, especially in the treatment of cancers that are difficult to access, comprising an irradiation system designed to perform radiation therapy with sub-millimeter precision throughout the body. With the help of this device, high doses of radiation are given to the brain and body, especially to cancerous areas that have problems in accessing, thus protecting healthy tissues.
Thanks to the "Gamma Knife" technology, which has been used for many years, tumors that neurosurgeons cannot surgically remove can be successfully treated by beams given from 192 separate points. With this method, both benign brain tumors and malignant brain tumors are treated, while successful results can be obtained in the treatment of vascular brain diseases and functional brain diseases.
Cancer disease occurs due to stress in daily life, poor diet, smoking and alcohol use habits, sedentary lifestyle, and familial factors. The disease causes some abnormal cells in the body to multiply uncontrollably and weaken the immune system. There are more than a hundred types of cancer. In its treatment, two main surgical methods are used: The first is to perform surgery to protect certain organs and tissues where the risk of cancer is high. The second is to remove the cancerous tissue and some of the surrounding healthy tissue.
Scoliosis in adults consists of two main disease groups. The first disease group includes 'idiopathic scoliosis', which started in childhood or adolescence and progressed. In the second group of diseases, there is 'degenerative scoliosis', which is seen with aging and wear of the spine. The decision on which method to treat scoliosis in adults is made by considering the 'complaints' rather than the severity of the curvature in the patient's spine. In the surgical treatment of scoliosis in adults, the curvature of the spine is corrected to ensure the balance of the body, and nerve compression is eliminated by fusing the vertebrae.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MR) is an imaging system that provides information about organs and tissues in the human body without the use of radioactive materials. Positron Emission Tomography (PET) is an imaging system that uses radioactive materials to examine the functions of tissues and organs in the body. Thanks to the PET-MR technology, which emerged with the development of these two technologies, more detailed information can be obtained in cancer cases.
The 'cornea', which is known as the layer of the eye with the highest refraction, refracts the light coming from the outside and focuses it on the retina. This allows us to see transparently. However, clouding or deformities in the cornea severely impair vision. Some medical imperatives require a corneal transplant.
The "Robotic Surgery Method", developed by the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) for the remote surgical procedures that may be needed in astronauts working in space, by a doctor in the world, today allows operations that increase the life comfort of patients in some important surgical branches, especially in heart diseases. provided.
Human lifespan is increasing all over the world. In order to be healthy not only in old age, but also in youth, it is necessary to strive in many areas such as proper nutrition, which are known as health protective measures, avoiding bad habits such as smoking and alcohol, regular sleep, correct exercise, learning to cope with stress. However, all these are not enough to be healthy.
Not Only One, Many Diseases Cause 'Vertigo' There are many diseases that cause vertigo, which is called 'dizziness' among the people.
Both congenital and acquired physical diseases in children are treated by pediatric orthopedic physicians.
Epilepsy, which affects 1% of children worldwide, begins at an early age. 25-30 percent of children with epilepsy continue to have seizures despite using two or more epilepsy medications. Today, epilepsy surgery is considered as an option that improves the quality of life for children with persistent epilepsy.
Today, the primary treatment of liver cancers is surgical. In cancers that do not have a chance for surgical treatment, smart drugs and local treatments for the liver are used.
Stem cell therapy is used to stop the progression of cartilage damage in patients whose cartilage is damaged at an early stage, who have joint pain, but who are too early for surgery. In addition, stem cells are also used in cases such as tearing the meniscus tissue, which prevents the knee joints from rubbing against each other.
In addition to problems such as enlargement and inflammation of the prostate gland with age, the emergence of cancer adversely affects the quality of life of men. For this reason, every man, especially after the age of 50, should include a "prostate examination" in his annual health checks.
In vitro fertilization treatment has become a source of hope for couples who do not have children, especially with the development of technology in recent years. After marriage, when couples cannot have a baby for a year despite trying, they apply to the doctor.
It is possible to define scoliosis as the bending of the spine to the right or left at an angle of more than 10 degrees. In this disease, in which 80% of the patients are adolescents, the effect of height increase during adolescence plays a role, while the spine curves in one direction, which is more common in young girls.
Breast cancer is among the most common female cancers today. For this reason, all women, especially between the ages of 40-50, should have mammography, ultrasonography and examination once a year.
In the Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) method, normal tissues in the body are displayed in the most detailed way, while formations that give different signals, such as tumors, can be easily identified. In a normal MRI, an antenna is used for each region to be imaged and a special shot is performed for that region. In Whole Body MRI, on the other hand, the MR device can use more than one antenna at the same time which allows making measurements on the patient.
The World Health Organization recommends that all women over the age of 40 should have a mammogram once a year. While mammography is used for screening purposes, it is also used for diagnostic purposes. Diagnostic mammography is required in cases such as palpable lumps in the breast, nipple depression, skin hardening, breast implants or fluid coming from the breast.
Organ transplantation refers to a surgery aiming to replace an organ that loses its function with an organ that is compatible with the patient. However, although some patients have donors, organ transplantation cannot be performed from their own donors because "blood compatibility cannot be established". In this case, the patient must apply to the organ transplantation center and become a candidate for cross-over transplantation. The patient, whose organ cannot be transplanted due to incompatibility, is matched with another patient who has a donor but cannot be transplanted due to blood incompatibility. Transplantation is carried out from the donor of one to the recipient of the other, thus both patients regain their health by performing a ' Cross-over transplant '.
Cancer is the second leading cause of death in our country and in the world. Globally, one-sixth of the death-toll, and one-fifth in our country, is due to cancer. About one-third of cancer deaths are caused by behavioral and nutritional risk factors.
Peroral Endoscopic Myotomy (POEM) is known as an advanced endoscopic treatment method used in the treatment of diseases that cause swallowing difficulties. With this method, the problematic muscles in the esophagus are cut by entering through the mouth as if a normal endoscopy is performed. Previously, the treatment of these diseases was carried out either surgically or with the endoscopic balloon method.
The prostate is an organ located at the bladder outlet in men, through which the urethra passes, and can grow with aging under the influence of male hormones. Prostate enlargement causes urinary complaints by compressing the urinary canal and closing the bladder outlet. Prostate enlargement and treatment options are planned according to both the prostate size and the patient's degree of complaint. ThuLEP, which is called the most recent endoscopic prostate surgery performed using Thulium laser, is used in the treatment of benign prostate enlargement, one of the most important health problems of men.
Thanks to scientific research, we now know more about the progression of some types of cancer. In appropriate cases in advanced stage cancer patients where the cancer recurs, a certain amount of cancer drug is heated with special medical devices and given into the abdomen. This method is called "Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotheraphy" (HIPEC).
TARE (Transarterial Radioembolization) method is used in the treatment of liver cancers and cancers that arise in other organs and spread to the liver. In this method, spheres called 'microsphere' containing radioactive material are injected directly into the cancerous tissue. With microspheres of Yttrium-90 (Y90), a radioactive substance, healthy tissues are protected and radiation is applied to the tumor.
Nowadays, it is of great importance to treat cancer quickly and precisely. The TrueBeam radiotherapy system is also a method that can be used in many types of cancer and shortens the treatment time. TrueBeam is an advanced linear accelerator in which image-guided radiotherapy and radiosurgery applications are used together.
Cancer cells develop and multiply rapidly using the body's strong vascular network. In order to stop this proliferation and the devastating effect of cancer, chemotherapy drugs are given to the patient. Chemotherapy drugs that spread throughout the body reach the cancerous tissue with the help of the circulatory system, but they also cause some side effects due to this spread. In the "Transarterial ChemoEmbolization" (TAKE) procedure, higher doses of chemotherapy drugs are administered only to the vessels feeding the tumor, preventing damage to healthy cells.
CyberKnife is a system used in the treatment of various types of cancer, especially in the treatment of cancers that are difficult to access, comprising an irradiation system designed to perform radiation therapy with sub-millimeter precision throughout the body. With the help of this device, high doses of radiation are given to the brain and body, especially to cancerous areas that have problems in accessing, thus protecting healthy tissues.
Thanks to the "Gamma Knife" technology, which has been used for many years, tumors that neurosurgeons cannot surgically remove can be successfully treated by beams given from 192 separate points. With this method, both benign brain tumors and malignant brain tumors are treated, while successful results can be obtained in the treatment of vascular brain diseases and functional brain diseases.
Cancer disease occurs due to stress in daily life, poor diet, smoking and alcohol use habits, sedentary lifestyle, and familial factors. The disease causes some abnormal cells in the body to multiply uncontrollably and weaken the immune system. There are more than a hundred types of cancer. In its treatment, two main surgical methods are used: The first is to perform surgery to protect certain organs and tissues where the risk of cancer is high. The second is to remove the cancerous tissue and some of the surrounding healthy tissue.
Scoliosis in adults consists of two main disease groups. The first disease group includes 'idiopathic scoliosis', which started in childhood or adolescence and progressed. In the second group of diseases, there is 'degenerative scoliosis', which is seen with aging and wear of the spine. The decision on which method to treat scoliosis in adults is made by considering the 'complaints' rather than the severity of the curvature in the patient's spine. In the surgical treatment of scoliosis in adults, the curvature of the spine is corrected to ensure the balance of the body, and nerve compression is eliminated by fusing the vertebrae.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MR) is an imaging system that provides information about organs and tissues in the human body without the use of radioactive materials. Positron Emission Tomography (PET) is an imaging system that uses radioactive materials to examine the functions of tissues and organs in the body. Thanks to the PET-MR technology, which emerged with the development of these two technologies, more detailed information can be obtained in cancer cases.
The 'cornea', which is known as the layer of the eye with the highest refraction, refracts the light coming from the outside and focuses it on the retina. This allows us to see transparently. However, clouding or deformities in the cornea severely impair vision. Some medical imperatives require a corneal transplant.
The "Robotic Surgery Method", developed by the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) for the remote surgical procedures that may be needed in astronauts working in space, by a doctor in the world, today allows operations that increase the life comfort of patients in some important surgical branches, especially in heart diseases. provided.
Human lifespan is increasing all over the world. In order to be healthy not only in old age, but also in youth, it is necessary to strive in many areas such as proper nutrition, which are known as health protective measures, avoiding bad habits such as smoking and alcohol, regular sleep, correct exercise, learning to cope with stress. However, all these are not enough to be healthy.
Not Only One, Many Diseases Cause 'Vertigo' There are many diseases that cause vertigo, which is called 'dizziness' among the people.
Both congenital and acquired physical diseases in children are treated by pediatric orthopedic physicians.
Epilepsy, which affects 1% of children worldwide, begins at an early age. 25-30 percent of children with epilepsy continue to have seizures despite using two or more epilepsy medications. Today, epilepsy surgery is considered as an option that improves the quality of life for children with persistent epilepsy.
Today, the primary treatment of liver cancers is surgical. In cancers that do not have a chance for surgical treatment, smart drugs and local treatments for the liver are used.
Stem cell therapy is used to stop the progression of cartilage damage in patients whose cartilage is damaged at an early stage, who have joint pain, but who are too early for surgery. In addition, stem cells are also used in cases such as tearing the meniscus tissue, which prevents the knee joints from rubbing against each other.
In addition to problems such as enlargement and inflammation of the prostate gland with age, the emergence of cancer adversely affects the quality of life of men. For this reason, every man, especially after the age of 50, should include a "prostate examination" in his annual health checks.
In vitro fertilization treatment has become a source of hope for couples who do not have children, especially with the development of technology in recent years. After marriage, when couples cannot have a baby for a year despite trying, they apply to the doctor.
It is possible to define scoliosis as the bending of the spine to the right or left at an angle of more than 10 degrees. In this disease, in which 80% of the patients are adolescents, the effect of height increase during adolescence plays a role, while the spine curves in one direction, which is more common in young girls.
Breast cancer is among the most common female cancers today. For this reason, all women, especially between the ages of 40-50, should have mammography, ultrasonography and examination once a year.
In the Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) method, normal tissues in the body are displayed in the most detailed way, while formations that give different signals, such as tumors, can be easily identified. In a normal MRI, an antenna is used for each region to be imaged and a special shot is performed for that region. In Whole Body MRI, on the other hand, the MR device can use more than one antenna at the same time which allows making measurements on the patient.
The World Health Organization recommends that all women over the age of 40 should have a mammogram once a year. While mammography is used for screening purposes, it is also used for diagnostic purposes. Diagnostic mammography is required in cases such as palpable lumps in the breast, nipple depression, skin hardening, breast implants or fluid coming from the breast.
Organ transplantation refers to a surgery aiming to replace an organ that loses its function with an organ that is compatible with the patient. However, although some patients have donors, organ transplantation cannot be performed from their own donors because "blood compatibility cannot be established". In this case, the patient must apply to the organ transplantation center and become a candidate for cross-over transplantation. The patient, whose organ cannot be transplanted due to incompatibility, is matched with another patient who has a donor but cannot be transplanted due to blood incompatibility. Transplantation is carried out from the donor of one to the recipient of the other, thus both patients regain their health by performing a ' Cross-over transplant '.
Cancer is the second leading cause of death in our country and in the world. Globally, one-sixth of the death-toll, and one-fifth in our country, is due to cancer. About one-third of cancer deaths are caused by behavioral and nutritional risk factors.
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