Injuries Of Bones And Joints Treatment Clinics in Turkey — Page 4

Medipol Acibadem District Hospital in Istanbul offers advanced care for injuries of bones and joints with MAKOplasty robotic knee and hip replacements. Treatments include arthroscopic meniscus repair, endoscopic discectomy, and stem cell therapy for arthritis. The hospital also provides limb prosthetics and advanced shoulder and elbow surgery. This JCI-accredited centre uses da Vinci robotic systems and interventional radiology for minimally invasive procedures. Located near the Eurasia Tunnel and Anatolia's largest shopping mall, it combines cutting-edge tech with convenient access for Australian patients.

Emsey Hospital is a EUROSPINE Surgical Spine Centre of Excellence equipped with 3 Tesla MRI and neuronavigation tech. The orthopaedics team has managed over 10,000 national and international cases. Spine cord MRI costs around A$300, while diagnostic packages with accommodation are around A$1,100–1,200. Knee arthroscopy is typically A$9,100, and stem cell therapy for arthritis is around A$4,900–6,300. Total knee replacement costs around A$16,800, covering a 7-day stay, meals, and medical consumables. Private airport transfers and interpreters are provided.

Associate Professor Erkam Komurcu completed a clinical fellowship at the UCLA Spine Center and handles complex orthopaedic injuries for adults and children. Consultations to create a treatment plan start from around A$200. Knee arthroscopy typically runs A$4,200–7,000, while shoulder replacement costs around A$11,200–21,000. Stem cell therapy for joint injuries generally costs around A$5,600–9,100. Surgical ligament repairs often include a three-night hospital stay, laboratory tests, and airport transfers within the package price. The hospital maintains a 91% client recommendation rate.

Avicenna International Hospital offers a range of diagnostics for bones and joints including chest X-Ray from around A$80, MRI from A$480, and CT scans up to about A$1,280. Surgical options include total knee replacement revision from roughly A$9,600 and shoulder replacement which may cost around A$12,900. The hospital is ISO certified and part of a trusted group with 30+ years' service. Ambulance services guarantee quick access across Istanbul for urgent cases.

Private Koru Ankara Hospital is JCI-accredited and uses the Da Vinci robotic system for precise, minimally invasive joint replacements. Treatment includes robotic knee prosthesis, hip, knee, shoulder arthroplasty, arthroscopy for sports injuries, stem cell therapy for arthritis, and complex fracture care. The hospital offers 24/7 multilingual support, complimentary airport transfers, and free medical second opinions. Professor Suleyman Bulent Bektaser specialises in robotic and complex joint replacements, providing expert treatment that addresses a wide range of bone and joint injuries.

Orthopaedic oncologist Dr Aziz Cataltepe has performed 1,100+ procedures at Medipol Bahçelievler Hospital, a JCI-accredited centre in Istanbul. Diagnostic X-rays start from around A$75 and MRI scans from around A$450. Knee arthroscopy typically runs A$4,500–6,750, including anaesthetic and follow-up. For advanced repairs, revision knee arthroplasty costs around A$9,000–10,500. These comprehensive packages generally cover the hospital stay, surgery, and rehabilitation. The facility manages a high volume of international cases and provides full translator support for Australian patients.

Biruni University Hospital in Istanbul is TEMOS-accredited with a new campus and 15 operating rooms. Diagnostics start from around A$70 for blood tests and may run to A$1,300 for an MRI. Treatments include robotic knee replacement using the MAKOplasty system for precise joint alignment, arthroscopy, stem cell therapy for cartilage repair, revision arthroplasty, and limb deformity correction. The hospital offers advanced imaging, interventional radiology, and English-speaking academic staff, making it a solid choice for Australians seeking bone and joint injury care.

Medicana Sivas Hospital treats over 110,000 patients each year in Sivas. It operates 35 departments with a staff of 86 specialists. The hospital is part of a trusted national healthcare network.

• Patients come from across the region for general surgery and internal medicine.
• On-site diagnostic imaging and laboratory services support fast diagnosis.
• Private patient rooms offer comfort and privacy during recovery.

Marmara University Hospital in Istanbul treats around 200,000 patients and performs 6,000 surgeries annually. Orthopedics is a key specialization supported by 29 equipped operating theaters and intensive care units that meet international standards. The hospital uses modern methods and technologies with a large medical team of 2,500 to support care. Australians can expect thorough treatment for injuries of bones and joints in a well-equipped setting, though pricing details should be confirmed directly with the clinic.

Kadikoy Sifa Hospital in Istanbul brings 35 years of experience treating bone and joint injuries. It’s JCI accredited and offers advanced orthopedic care, including robotic surgery with the Da Vinci system. The hospital has 10 operating theatres and a dedicated spine centre, plus nearly 30 ICU beds and a fully equipped emergency department for trauma support. A multidisciplinary team focuses on patient care and satisfaction, making it a solid choice for Australians seeking treatment abroad.