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How Much Does West syndrome Treatment Cost in Istanbul?

The average price for West syndrome diagnostic and treatment in Istanbul is AUD $29,200, the minimum price is AUD $12,100, and the maximum price is AUD $42,700.
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Vagus nerve stimulation from AUD $28,500≈ AUD $34,100≈ AUD $31,300
Stereotaxic surgeriesfrom AUD $8,700≈ AUD $8,500≈ AUD $12,800
Multiple subpial transections≈ AUD $17,800≈ AUD $15,600≈ AUD $19,900
Data verified by Bookimed as of October 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 86 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2025–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.

Best West syndrome Hospitals in Istanbul: 16 Verified Options and Prices

Memorial Bahçelievler Hospital
Memorial Şişli Hospital
Anadolu Medical Center
Memorial Göztepe Hospital
Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital
Memorial Ataşehir Hospital
Atlas University Hospital
Medipol Mega University Hospital
NP Istanbul Brain Hospital
Emsey Hospital
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Yasar Kutukcu

34 years of experience

Professor Kutukcu leads the neurophysiology department at Anadolu Medical Center after completing specialized training at the University of California San Francisco.

  • Treats paediatric seizures and epilepsy using clinical neurophysiology techniques
  • Expert in EEG monitoring to identify abnormal brain wave patterns
  • Member of the International Parkinson and Movement Disorders Society
  • Specialises in botulinum toxin applications for associated movement disorders
  • Former academic at GATA Medical School training future neurologists
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Selvinaz Edizer

13 years of experience

Dr Selvinaz Edizer holds dual expertise in paediatric neurology and neurosurgery, a rare combination that allows for comprehensive management of complex seizure disorders.

  • Performed 900+ neurological procedures for infants and children
  • Specialises in managing drug-resistant epilepsy and developmental motor disorders
  • Evaluates patients for both medical management and surgical intervention needs
  • Held specialist roles at Bezmialem Foundation University and Izmir Behcet Uz hospital
  • Focuses on diagnosing rare infant neurological conditions at Memorial Bahcelievler
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Sinan Comu

30 years of experience

Professor Sinan Comu follows American treatment protocols for West syndrome, having completed his paediatric neurology training at the University of Pittsburgh.

  • Specialises in managing developmental delays and epilepsy in infants and children
  • Completed a paediatric residency at Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital in the USA
  • Expert in treating genetic and metabolic disorders that cause seizures
  • Active member of the international Child Neurology Society
  • Practises at the JCI-accredited Memorial Sisli Hospital
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Semra Acar

25 years of experience

Professor Semra Acar leads the neurology department at Lokman Hekim Istanbul Hospital, where she focuses on paediatric seizure disorders.

  • Specialises in managing complex West syndrome and childhood epilepsy cases
  • Focuses on paediatric neurology – providing targeted care for developing brains
  • Serves as a Professor of Neurology – educating the next generation of specialists
  • Member of the Turkish Neurological Society

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Anonymous • Consultation with a neurologist
Kyrgyzstan
23 July 2024
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I did not like the doctor and in general consultation 30 minutes of time...half of the time was spent on translation...the doctor did not look at the sent documents in advance...in fact 15 minutes consultation without conclusion for 220$.

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Updated: 26/10/2026
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