Arthrosis Treatment Clinics in Turkey — Page 4

Liv Hospital Vadistanbul operates a specialized athlete health clinic and collaborates with Boston Children's Hospital for advanced orthopaedic care. Outpatient intra-articular injections typically cost around A$2,800. For surgical intervention, elbow joint contracture surgery is around A$9,100, including 2 nights' hospitalisation. Comprehensive orthopaedic surgery packages may cost around A$25,200. The facility offers robotic joint replacement for knee and hip arthrosis. Patients also benefit from free airport transfers and interpreter services to help with the logistics of travelling from Australia.

Emsey Hospital is a Eurospine Surgical Spine Centre of Excellence equipped with MAKO robotic technology for knee replacements. Diagnostics like spinal MRI start from around A$300, while a comprehensive diagnostic package with MRI, consultations, and hotel stay is around A$3,200. Standard knee replacements typically run A$8,400–9,800. Robotic-assisted procedures costs around A$21,700, including a 7-day hospital stay and lab tests. Stem cell therapy options typically run A$4,900–11,200. Professor Mehmet Aydogan has published 60+ international papers and trained in the USA.

Estophia Hospital in Istanbul offers a wide range of arthrosis treatments, from densitometry diagnostics starting around A$140 to advanced options like knee arthroscopy at about A$4,200–7,000 and stem cell therapy costing around A$5,600–42,000 depending on scope. They provide MAKOplasty robotic total hip replacement for precise implant placement and quicker recovery. Associate Professor Erkam Komurcu, fellowship-trained at UCLA Spine Center, leads orthopedics, specialising in spinal and sports surgeries. The clinic welcomes adults and children, serving mainly international patients.

Private Koru Ankara Hospital in Turkey offers robotic-assisted joint replacements for knee, hip, and shoulder arthrosis, ensuring precise implant placements. Non-surgical stem cell therapy is also available to ease symptoms. The JCI-accredited centre features advanced tech like Da Vinci robotics and Gamma Knife. International patients benefit from free second opinions, 24/7 multilingual support, and complimentary airport transfers. Professor Suleyman Bulent Bektaser specialises in robotic knee arthroplasty with strong academic and clinical credentials.

Medipol Bahçelievler University Hospital in Istanbul is JCI accredited and offers advanced arthrosis care. Diagnostics like CT scans start from around A$300, with MRI options up to about A$500. Treatment choices range from minimally invasive arthroscopy (about A$4,200–6,300) to stem cell therapy for arthritis (around A$6,300–7,700), right through to knee and hip replacements which may cost up to A$15,000. Packages generally include surgery, anaesthesia, and hospital stay at a modern facility with 14 operating rooms and 24/7 emergency care.

Biruni University Hospital in Istanbul offers advanced arthrosis care with diagnostics starting from around A$70 for blood tests and A$240 for treatment planning consultations. MRI scans may cost around A$700–1,300. Treatments include robotic knee replacement using the MAKOplasty system, arthroscopic surgery, stem cell therapy, and limb deformity correction. This TEMOS-accredited university hospital has 15 modern operating rooms and a new campus opened in 2023, ensuring up-to-date facilities for Australian patients.

Kolan Hospital Group in Istanbul offers JCI-accredited arthrosis care with treatments ranging from minimally invasive knee arthroscopy to joint replacement. Knee replacement surgery may cost around A$10,100, while knee arthroscopy typically runs about A$11,100. This covers expert surgical care supported by free airport transfers, multilingual interpreters, and after-treatment nursing at their International Patient Services Center. Dr Ahmet Dogan leads the orthopedic surgery department with over 20 years' experience in arthrosis and has developed minimally invasive techniques. The hospital’s six locations provide ample operating rooms and intensive care beds close to Istanbul Atatürk Airport.

Professor Dr Hayati Ozturk has practised orthopaedics since 1991, offering experienced surgical care at Medicana Sivas Hospital. An initial consultation or MRI scan starts from around A$200. Minimally invasive elbow arthroscopy typically runs A$3,400, covering pre-op tests and a 3-day hospital stay. For knee issues, a corrective osteotomy package is around A$8,400. This includes up to 7 days in hospital, all medications, and a companion's stay. The clinic provides free airport transfers and domestic flight tickets from Istanbul to Sivas for international patients.

Acibadem Health Group operates a JCI and ISO accredited network across Turkey, Bulgaria, Macedonia, and the Netherlands. The clinics offer advanced robotic surgery with Da Vinci systems and 3 Tesla MRI scans. Free remote consultations include treatment plans and costing. Patients benefit from airport pick-up, free transfers, and interpreters speaking 20+ languages including English. The group has specialised orthopaedic centres with expertise in arthroscopy and joint prosthetics, supported by in-house labs for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

Mono Medical Center in Göktürk, Istanbul, focuses solely on hair transplantation and does not offer arthrosis treatments. Australians considering arthrosis options will find no diagnostics or treatment services here. The clinic provides perks like airport pickup, hotel transfers, and language support, plus accommodation at a 4-star Upsuites Hotel for 2 nights—ideal for hair transplant patients but not relevant for arthrosis care.