Klumpke's Palsy Treatment in Antalya , Turkey — TOP 2 Clinics & AUD Prices for Australians

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How Much Does Klumpke's palsy Treatment Cost in Antalya ?

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Surgery for Klumpke's palsy	≈ AUD $10,700	≈ AUD $10,700	≈ AUD $17,200

Data verified by Bookimed as of October 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 26 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2025–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.

Best Klumpke's palsy Hospitals in Antalya : 2 Verified Options and Prices

Memorial Antalya Hospital

Turkey, Antalya

Clinic is certified :

Memorial Antalya Hospital holds JCI accreditation and operates a dedicated plastic and reconstructive surgery department for nerve-related repairs. A complete blood count starts from around A$70. Detailed imaging is available, with CT scans typically running A$600–800 and an MRI of the spinal cord costing around A$1,100. The hospital provides an international patient department to coordinate care for Australians. Foreign patients receive free airport transfers and interpreter services. The facility sits just 13 km from Antalya International Airport.

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Medical Park Antalya Hospital Complex

Turkey, Antalya

Bahtiyar Demiralp

35 years of experience

Clinic is certified :

Medical Park Antalya is the largest private hospital in the Mediterranean region specialising in orthopaedic care. The centre treats 10,000 patients annually and holds an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate. Diagnostic MRI scans for nerve assessment are around A$400. Computer tomography typically runs A$400–A$500. Comprehensive lab testing packages cost around A$300–A$600. Dr Firat Oruc specialises in paediatric orthopaedic and hand surgery at the facility. The hospital works with over 200 insurance companies to streamline international billing processes.

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Bahtiyar Demiralp

35 years of experience

Professor Bahtiyar Demiralp is an award-winning orthopaedic specialist who trained at the world-renowned Mayo Clinic in the United States.

Awarded 'Best Research Presentation' for his work on repairing peripheral nerve defects
Specialises in trauma surgery and microsurgical techniques for complex nerve injuries
Uses external fixation to correct limb deformities and manage severe bone trauma
Former Associate Professor at GATA Military Medical Faculty and Istanbul Medipol University
Active member of the Turkish Orthopaedic Association and the Turkish Trauma Society

Firat Oruc

27 years of experience

Professor Firat Oruc specialises in reconstructive surgery for hand and nerve disorders at the Medical Park Antalya Hospital Complex.

Performs microsurgery to repair damaged nerves and restore movement in the upper extremities
Uses arthroscopic techniques for joint repair – small incisions that lead to less pain and faster recovery
Specialises in paediatric orthopaedics and correcting congenital musculoskeletal conditions
Provides regenerative treatments like stem cell therapy to support nerve and tissue healing

Adil Turan

17 years of experience

Associate Professor Adil Turan is a specialist in paediatric orthopaedics and deformity correction at the Medical Park Antalya Hospital Complex.

Completed trauma research at Denver Health Hospital in the USA
Specialises in paediatric orthopaedics including limb lengthening and deformity correction
Uses stem cell therapy to repair damaged musculoskeletal tissues without surgery
Member of the Turkish Orthopaedics and Traumatology Education Council
Performs arthroscopic surgery using small incisions for faster recovery

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Updated: 03/10/2026

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