Syndactyly Treatment Clinics in Turkey — Page 2

Atlas University Hospital in Istanbul treats 565,000 patients annually, accredited by AACI and International Health Tourism. Diagnostics for Syndactyly start from around A$100 for a chest X-Ray and A$130–1,000 for an MRI. Arthroscopy treatment may cost around A$11,200–14,400. The hospital offers airport reception for international patients and personalised doctor matching. Dr Yusuf Pirincci specialises in orthopaedic surgery and complex reconstructive procedures, with 25 years' experience.

NP Istanbul Brain Hospital is a JCI-accredited centre located 20 minutes from Istanbul International Airport. It offers CT scans starting from around A$900 and MRI scans of one area typically run between A$1,300 and A$1,400, useful for syndactyly evaluations. While it does not perform surgical treatments, the hospital supports diagnosis with advanced imaging and provides telemedicine services for ongoing care. The multidisciplinary team focuses on neurological and psychiatric conditions, with emergency services available 24/7.

Memorial Ankara Hospital is a JCI-accredited centre specialising in pediatric orthopedics and hand microsurgery, including nerve and vessel restoration. It treats congenital conditions like syndactyly in children up to 16 years. Diagnostics start from around A$300 for consultation with a treatment plan, while lab tests may cost around A$900. The hospital offers advanced imaging like MRI and CT, plus free airport transfers and language help for international patients.

Medipol Mega University Hospital is a JCI-accredited centre featuring 35 operating rooms and advanced imaging like MRI and CT scanners. An initial orthopaedic consultation starts from around A$400. Specialized diagnostics such as CT and MRI scans are around A$600 each. Surgical correction for syndactyly typically costs around A$7,000, including one night in a service room. More complex bone and joint disarticulation packages run around A$17,700, covering preliminary exams and accommodation arrangements. Professor Dr Mehmet Bulut specialises in paediatric orthopaedics at this facility.

Professor Mehmet Aydogan has led a team treating over 10,000 cases at Emsey Hospital, a JCI-accredited centre in Istanbul. Diagnostic scans like MRI or CT typically cost around A$600 to A$700. A standard surgical package may cost around A$12,600, including a 5-day hospital stay and all routine tests. For complex cases, a comprehensive package with Professor Aydogan costs around A$22,400. This higher-tier option typically covers 7 days of accommodation, all nursing services, and pre-operative lab work.

Associate Professor Erkam Komurcu leads hand surgery at Estophia Hospital after completing a clinical fellowship at the UCLA Spine Center. Consultations with a personalised treatment plan start from around A$200. Plantography diagnostics are around A$300–1,400. Surgical packages for syndactyly range from around A$11,200 to A$15,200 depending on the surgeon. These packages typically cover the operation, anaesthetic, one night in hospital, and three nights in a hotel. Airport transfers and preoperative lab tests are also included for international patients.

Private Koru Ankara Hospital is JCI-accredited and features advanced tech like the Da Vinci robotic surgical system. Prof. Dr. Suleyman Bulent Bektaser specialises in hand surgery including syndactyly, offering expert reconstructive care. The hospital provides free medical second opinions and 24/7 multilingual support. Australian patients benefit from complimentary airport transfers and a dedicated International Patient Relations Department serving 62 countries. While specific prices aren't listed, the clinic covers a wide range of orthopaedic and hand procedures with strong international patient support.

Medipol Bahçelievler University Hospital in Istanbul offers JCI-accredited care with advanced operating rooms and imaging technology. Diagnostic imaging for syndactyly starts from around A$300 for CT and A$500 for MRI. Treatment options include minimally invasive arthroscopic surgery, typically costing around A$4,200 to A$6,300, which helps correct hand deformities with precision. Dr Aziz Cataltepe specialises in hand surgery and syndactyly correction, bringing expertise in both open and arthroscopic techniques. The hospital supports international patients with English-speaking staff and 24/7 emergency care.

Biruni University Hospital in Istanbul offers thorough diagnostics starting from around A$100 for blood tests. Consultation with a detailed treatment plan may cost about A$240, while MRI scans for assessment typically run around A$700 to A$1,300. The hospital’s new 80,000 m² campus has 15 operating rooms, including a hybrid theatre, alongside advanced imaging units. Dr Necdet Demir leads the orthopedics and traumatology department, ensuring expert care in a TEMOS-accredited academic setting serving Australian patients.

Medicana Sivas Hospital provides a dedicated plastic and reconstructive surgery department for paediatric and adult cases. A syndactyly correction package typically costs around A$3,200. This covers the operation, anaesthetic consultation, and pre-op tests. It also includes 1 to 3 days of hospital stay for the patient and a companion. To support international travel, the clinic provides free domestic flights between Istanbul and Sivas. Patients also receive free airport transfers, hotel booking assistance, and translation services during their stay.