Pituitary adenoma Doctors in Turkey — Page 3

Professor Mustafa Gurelik is a leading neurosurgeon at Medicana Sivas Hospital specializing in complex pituitary surgery and brain tumours.

• Performs endoscopic pituitary surgery using internal pathways to remove tumours without visible scarring
• Expert in managing hydrocephalus with shunt and endoscopic procedures to relieve brain pressure
• Treats cerebrovascular aneurysms and brain haemorrhages using precise neurosurgical techniques
• Former academic at Cumhuriyet University Faculty of Medicine training next-generation neurosurgeons
• Manages a broad range of head and spinal traumas at a major Turkish hospital

Professor Adem Yilmaz is a senior neurosurgeon at Medistate Hospital specialising in the surgical management of pituitary tumours and skull base disorders.

• Performs endonasal endoscopic surgery – removes tumours through the nose for no visible scarring
• Full Professor of Neurosurgery – held senior academic roles at Istanbul Health Sciences University
• Completed a clinical fellowship at United States medical centres to refine surgical techniques
• Expert in microsurgery – uses high-powered magnification for safer, more precise tumour removal

Professor Gulsah Bademci is a brain surgery specialist who trained at Yale University School of Medicine and the University of Arkansas – working alongside pioneers in neurosurgery.

• Specialises in neuro-oncology and brain tumours including pituitary adenoma cases
• Holds European Board of Neurosurgery (EANS) certification for specialist standards
• Completed a clinical fellowship under world-renowned neurosurgeon Professor Gazi Yasargil
• Graduated fourth in her medical class at Ankara University Faculty of Medicine
• Uses medical illustration skills to precisely plan complex neurosurgical procedures

Dr Murat Duzgun specialises in endoscopic brain surgery at Can Hospitals, using minimally invasive methods to treat pituitary adenomas.

• Uses the closed endoscopic method for tumour removal – accessing the brain via the nose for no visible scarring
• Performs operations with neuronavigation technology – GPS-like precision to avoid critical brain structures
• Specialises in neuro-oncology and complex skull base tumours
• Formerly a neurosurgeon at Izmir Ege University Hospital – one of Turkey's premier medical institutions

Professor Mehmet Ozek is a highly regarded neurosurgeon at Altunizade Clinic with extensive training in endoscopic skull base surgery from the University of Florida.

• Specialises in endoscopic surgeries for pituitary adenomas to remove tumours through the nose without external incisions
• Completed a prestigious fellowship at Yale University focusing on complex neurosurgical conditions
• Published 47 international articles on brain anatomy and skull base surgical techniques
• Holds a PhD in neuroanatomy, providing deep expertise in the delicate pathways surrounding the pituitary gland
• Member of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons and the Skull Base Surgery Society