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Liver, kidney and bone marrow transplantation from living or deceased donors, managed end to end by a dedicated transplant team.

Replacement of a diseased liver with a healthy whole or partial liver from a living or deceased donor, by a dedicated transplant team.

Placement of a healthy donor kidney to treat kidney failure, from a living or deceased donor, freeing many patients from dialysis.

Replacement of diseased bone marrow with healthy blood-forming stem cells to treat leukemia, lymphoma and other blood disorders.

Treatment that filters waste and excess fluid from the blood when the kidneys can no longer do so — hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis.

Diagnosis and medical treatment of hepatitis and related liver inflammation, from viral hepatitis to chronic liver disease monitoring.

A cellular immunotherapy that re-engineers your own T-cells to find and destroy certain blood cancers.

A portion of a healthy living donor's liver is transplanted into a recipient, with both livers regenerating to full size within weeks.

A life-saving liver transplant for infants and children, often using a living donor.

A transplant that uses your own collected stem cells to rebuild marrow after high-dose chemotherapy.

A transplant that rebuilds your blood and immune system using stem cells from a matched donor.

Coronary bypass, valve repair and replacement, and rhythm and aortic surgery — open and minimally invasive, by a combined heart team.

Open-heart surgery that reroutes blood around blocked coronary arteries using grafts, to restore blood flow to the heart muscle.

Surgery to repair or replace a narrowed or leaking heart valve, restoring normal blood flow through the heart.

A catheter-based procedure that opens a narrowed coronary artery with a balloon and holds it open with a stent — no open surgery.

A catheter-based procedure that treats abnormal heart rhythms by precisely targeting the small areas of heart tissue causing them.

A small device implanted under the skin to regulate a slow or irregular heartbeat, or to protect against dangerous rhythms.

A catheter-based replacement of a narrowed aortic valve without open-heart surgery, often suited to higher-risk patients.

Surgery to correct structural heart defects present from birth, in children and adults, by a specialized congenital heart team.

Surgery to remove fatty plaque from a narrowed neck (carotid) artery, reducing the risk of stroke caused by carotid artery disease.

X-ray imaging of the heart's arteries using contrast dye to detect and locate blockages and narrowing.

A painless ultrasound scan of the heart that shows its chambers, valves and pumping function in real time.

A quick, painless recording of the heart's electrical activity to check its rhythm and detect heart problems.

Surgery to repair a weakened, bulging section of the aorta — by open repair or a minimally invasive stent graft (EVAR/TEVAR) — to prevent rupture.

Treatments that restore blood flow to the legs in peripheral artery disease — from angioplasty and stenting to bypass surgery.

A structured, supervised program of exercise, education and support that helps you recover after a heart event or procedure.

A test that checks how your heart performs under exertion — by exercise or medication — to detect reduced blood flow.

A catheter-based test that maps the heart's electrical system to diagnose abnormal rhythms and guide treatment.

A treatment that restores a normal heart rhythm using a brief, controlled electrical shock or medication.

A minimally invasive, catheter-based repair of a leaking mitral valve, without open-heart surgery.

A specialized pacemaker that re-coordinates the heart's pumping in selected patients with heart failure.

Surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, immunotherapy and targeted therapy, planned together by a multidisciplinary tumor board.

Non-invasive, highly precise radiation that treats brain lesions in a single session without a surgical incision.

Surgical removal of tumors with appropriate margins, planned by a tumor board and often combined with other cancer treatments.

Drug treatment that destroys or slows cancer cells, given in planned cycles, often alongside surgery, radiotherapy or other therapies.

Precisely targeted radiation that destroys cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue, delivered over a planned course of sessions.

Treatment that helps the body's own immune system recognize and attack cancer cells, used for selected cancers and patients.

Drugs that act on specific molecular features of cancer cells, selected with the help of molecular and genetic tumor testing.

Surgical removal of lung tumors, including minimally invasive (VATS) and robotic approaches, planned by a thoracic tumor board.

Surgery to remove cancers of the colon or rectum, including minimally invasive and robotic approaches, planned by a tumor board.

Surgery for cancers of the ovary, uterus and cervix, including minimally invasive and robotic approaches, planned by a tumor board.

Surgery for cancers of the mouth, throat, larynx, thyroid and salivary glands, with attention to function and reconstruction.

Comprehensive cancer care for children — chemotherapy, surgery, radiotherapy and transplant — by a dedicated child-focused team.

Surgery to remove breast tissue to treat or prevent breast cancer, with options for reconstruction at the same time or later.

Sampling of tissue or cells for laboratory analysis to confirm or rule out cancer and guide treatment.

A targeted treatment that uses a light-sensitive drug and a specific wavelength of light to destroy abnormal or cancerous cells.

Very precise, high-dose radiation that targets small tumors in just a few painless sessions.

Radiotherapy that shapes the dose tightly to the tumor while protecting healthy tissue nearby.

A targeted radioligand therapy that delivers radiation directly to advanced prostate cancer cells throughout the body.

A peptide receptor radionuclide therapy that targets and irradiates somatostatin-receptor-positive neuroendocrine tumors.

Radioactive iodine taken as a capsule or drink to destroy remaining thyroid cells after surgery or to treat an overactive thyroid.

An intravenous radionuclide that targets prostate-cancer bone metastases to relieve bone pain and prolong life.

An image-guided liver treatment that delivers radiation from inside the tumour through a catheter in the artery.

Image-guided techniques that destroy a tumour in place or flood it with chemotherapy, without open surgery.

Surgery for bladder cancer — from removing early tumors through the urethra (TURBT) to removing the bladder (radical cystectomy) with reconstruction for muscle-invasive disease.

Surgery of the brain, spine and nerves for tumors, vascular problems and other disorders, supported by advanced imaging and neuro-intensive care.

Non-invasive, highly precise radiation that treats brain lesions in a single session without a surgical incision.

An emergency catheter procedure that removes a clot blocking a large brain artery during an acute ischemic stroke.

Microsurgical and image-guided operations on the brain, skull base and spinal cord for tumors, vascular lesions and compression.

An implanted device that delivers controlled electrical pulses to targeted brain areas to ease tremor and movement-disorder symptoms.

Surgery to remove or disconnect the brain area causing seizures when medication does not control epilepsy, after detailed evaluation.

A structured, multidisciplinary program to rebuild movement, speech and independence after stroke, brain or spinal-cord injury.

Diagnosis and care for childhood disorders of the brain, nerves and muscles — from epilepsy and headaches to developmental conditions.

Child-centered therapy to build movement, communication and daily skills in children with developmental or acquired conditions.

Sampling of spinal fluid from the lower back to diagnose infection, inflammation and neurological disease.

Painless recording of the brain's electrical activity to investigate seizures, epilepsy and altered awareness.

Surgery to remove or shrink tumours of the spine and spinal cord, easing compression and pain.

Endovascular and microsurgical treatment of brain aneurysms and AVMs by a dedicated neurovascular team.

Removing pituitary and skull-base tumours, most often through the nose with no external incision.

Removing or biopsying primary and metastatic brain tumours using image-guided, often awake, microsurgery.

Specialist brain and spine surgery for infants and children, delivered by a dedicated paediatric team.

Specialist, multidisciplinary care to control multiple sclerosis, manage relapses and protect daily function.

Long-term medical care for Parkinson's, tremor and other movement disorders in Istanbul.

Acute stroke unit care, neuro-rehabilitation and secondary prevention to lower the risk of another stroke.

Diagnosing and managing epilepsy with continuous video-EEG monitoring to capture and classify seizures.

Specialist diagnosis and individualised treatment for migraine, cluster, tension-type, and chronic daily headache.

Diagnosis and management of nerve, muscle and junction disorders using EMG and nerve conduction studies.

Specialist assessment and care for memory loss, cognitive decline, and dementia.

Hip and knee replacement with modern implants and, where suitable, minimally invasive techniques — followed by structured rehabilitation.

Decompression, discectomy and spinal fusion for herniated discs, nerve compression, deformity and instability — open and minimally invasive.

Keyhole joint surgery using a tiny camera to diagnose and repair problems in the knee, shoulder, hip and other joints.

Surgical and non-surgical treatment of broken bones to restore alignment, stability and function, followed by rehabilitation.

Surgical correction of a curved spine to improve alignment, balance and function when bracing or monitoring is not enough.

Surgery to join two or more vertebrae into one stable segment, treating instability, deformity and certain causes of back pain.

Therapist-led programs to restore movement, strength and function after injury, surgery or illness, and to relieve pain.

Replacing a worn or arthritic hip joint with a durable implant to relieve pain and restore movement, followed by structured rehabilitation.

Resurfacing a worn or arthritic knee with a durable implant to relieve pain and restore movement, followed by structured rehabilitation.

Keyhole surgery to rebuild a torn anterior cruciate ligament with a graft, restoring knee stability for sport and daily life.

Surgery to relieve pressure on pinched nerves in the lower back, easing leg pain and weakness from a slipped disc or spinal stenosis.

Surgery to relieve pinched nerves or spinal cord in the neck and ease arm pain.

Minimally invasive surgery to relieve sciatica by removing the herniated disc fragment pressing on a spinal nerve.

A motion-preserving alternative to spinal fusion for a damaged neck or back disc.

Minimally invasive bone-cement procedures that stabilise painful spinal compression fractures and ease pain quickly.

Keyhole spine surgery using an endoscope to relieve pinched nerves with less tissue damage.

Surgery to remove or shrink tumours of the spine and spinal cord, easing compression and pain.

Replacing a worn or damaged shoulder joint with an artificial one to relieve pain and restore movement — including total and reverse shoulder replacement.

Assisted reproduction — IVF, ICSI and intrauterine insemination — with an in-house embryology lab and counselling throughout.

In vitro fertilization combined with ICSI, where a single sperm is injected into each egg — a powerful option for male-factor infertility.

Collecting and freezing eggs to preserve fertility for the future — for medical reasons such as cancer treatment, or to delay parenthood.

A gentle fertility treatment that places prepared sperm directly into the uterus around ovulation to improve the chance of conception.

Genetic testing of embryos created during IVF, so embryos free of a specific inherited condition or chromosome abnormality can be chosen before transfer.

Procedures to collect sperm directly from the testicles or epididymis for use with IVF/ICSI when there is little or no sperm in the semen.

Quick, day-case removal of a clouded lens and replacement with a clear artificial lens to restore vision.

Replacing a damaged or clouded cornea with healthy donor tissue to restore vision — full-thickness and modern partial-thickness techniques.

Surgery to repair the retina at the back of the eye — for retinal detachment, macular holes, membranes and diabetic eye disease.

Lowering eye pressure to protect the optic nerve and preserve sight — eye drops, laser treatment and drainage surgery.

In-clinic injections of medication into the eye to treat macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease and retinal vein problems.

Minimally invasive operations performed with robotic (da Vinci) assistance across urology, gynecology, and general and thoracic surgery.

Removal of part or all of the thyroid gland to treat nodules, goiter, overactivity and thyroid cancer, with nerve protection.

Minimally invasive removal of adrenal or pituitary tumors that disturb hormones, by a combined endocrine and surgical team.

Surgery designed for infants and children — congenital, general and minimally invasive procedures in a child-centered setting.

Keyhole (video-assisted) chest surgery to diagnose and treat lung conditions through small incisions, with a faster recovery.

Robot-assisted keyhole removal of the prostate for localized prostate cancer, with magnified 3D vision and fine, nerve-sparing precision.

Robot-assisted keyhole surgery for kidney tumors and reconstruction — including partial nephrectomy that preserves healthy kidney.

Surgical removal of the womb (uterus) for fibroids, heavy bleeding, prolapse and gynecologic cancers — by minimally invasive or open routes.

Surgical removal of uterine fibroids while preserving the womb — for symptom relief and to protect fertility.

Keyhole surgery for endometriosis, ovarian cysts, ectopic pregnancy and other gynecologic conditions — smaller incisions, quicker recovery.

Sleeve gastrectomy and gastric bypass for sustainable weight loss, with full dietetic, endocrine and psychological support.

Surgery to relieve airway obstruction in obstructive sleep apnea when CPAP and other measures are not tolerated or sufficient.

Keyhole removal of the gallbladder (cholecystectomy) for painful gallstones and inflammation — a common, well-established operation.

A soft balloon placed in the stomach without surgery to help you feel full sooner and eat less, as part of a supervised weight-loss program.

Diagnosis and treatment of weakened bones to reduce fracture risk, combining medication, nutrition, exercise and monitoring.

Comprehensive care to control blood sugar and prevent complications, combining medication, education, nutrition and monitoring.

Tailored insulin treatment and dose adjustment to control blood sugar safely, with education on injections, pens and pumps.

Comprehensive preventive screening — tailored tests, imaging and specialist consultations completed in a short visit.

A supervised program of exercise, education and breathing training to improve breathlessness and quality of life in lung disease.

A thin camera examination of the digestive tract — gastroscopy and colonoscopy — to investigate symptoms, screen for cancer and take biopsies.

Open or keyhole surgery to fix a groin hernia, returning the bulging tissue and reinforcing the weak abdominal wall.

Surgery to fix a hernia low in the groin or upper thigh, which is repaired promptly because of a higher risk of trapped tissue.

Surgery to remove part or all of the stomach, most often to treat stomach cancer, and to reconnect the digestive tract.

Surgery to remove the spleen, often by keyhole technique, for blood disorders, an enlarged or ruptured spleen, or certain tumors.

Surgery that brings the bowel to an opening on the abdomen so waste collects in a pouch, either temporarily or permanently.

Specialist surgery of the liver, bile ducts and gallbladder, including partial liver resection for tumours.

Repair of hernias in the front of the abdomen — umbilical, epigastric and incisional (at a previous surgical scar) — by open, laparoscopic or robotic surgery with mesh.

Surgery to repair a hiatal hernia — where part of the stomach pushes up through the diaphragm — often combined with an anti-reflux procedure (fundoplication).

Camera examination of the entire large bowel to detect, biopsy and remove polyps before they become cancer.

Camera examination of the oesophagus, stomach and upper bowel to investigate reflux, pain, bleeding and ulcers.

A combined endoscopy and X-ray procedure to find and treat problems of the bile ducts and pancreatic duct, such as removing stones and relieving blockages.

An endoscope with an ultrasound probe on its tip that images the digestive-tract wall and nearby organs from inside, and can take needle samples.

Removing polyps and some early, superficial cancers of the digestive tract during colonoscopy or gastroscopy, without open surgery.

Swallowing a small camera capsule that photographs the small bowel as it passes through, reaching areas standard endoscopy cannot.

A soft balloon placed in the stomach without surgery to help you feel full sooner and eat less, as part of a supervised weight-loss program.

Office, endoscopic and surgical treatments for hemorrhoids when creams and lifestyle changes are not enough, matched to how severe they are.

Long-term, multidisciplinary medical management of Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis to control inflammation, reach and maintain remission, and monitor the bowel.

Surgical removal of lung tumors, including minimally invasive (VATS) and robotic approaches, planned by a thoracic tumor board.

Keyhole (video-assisted) chest surgery to diagnose and treat lung conditions through small incisions, with a faster recovery.

Minimally invasive chest and lung surgery performed with the da Vinci Xi and single-port SP robotic systems, for suitable tumors, nodules and mediastinal masses.

Removing part or a whole lobe of the lung — most often for lung cancer or a suspicious nodule — by robotic, VATS or open surgery.

Removing tumors and masses from the mediastinum — the space between the lungs — such as thymoma, cysts and lymph-node masses.

Camera examination of the airways and lungs to investigate abnormal scans, persistent cough, bleeding or infection.

A quick, painless breathing test that measures how much and how fast you can move air, to diagnose and monitor lung disease.

Supplemental oxygen prescribed for use at home to treat chronically low blood-oxygen levels and ease breathlessness.

Laser and light-based treatments for pigmentation, redness and visible vessels, uneven texture and unwanted hair, tailored to your skin.

Injectable skin-quality treatments — including mesotherapy and Salmon-DNA (polynucleotide) — to hydrate, refresh and improve dull, tired skin.

Botulinum toxin to soften expression lines and dermal fillers to restore volume and contour — temporary, adjustable and repeatable.

Microsurgical repair of cut or torn tendons in the hand and wrist to restore finger movement and grip, with guided hand therapy.

Surgery to restore form and function after cancer, trauma, burns or congenital differences — from breast reconstruction to complex flap repairs.

Surgery to reshape the nose to change its appearance and, where needed, to improve breathing — from subtle refinements to correcting a bump, tip or crooked nose.

Surgery to remove or reposition excess skin and fat of the upper and/or lower eyelids for a fresher, less tired look — and, for some, to improve vision blocked by heavy upper lids.

Surgery to lift and tighten sagging facial and neck tissues, softening deep folds and jowls for a firmer, more rested look that still looks like you.

Moving your own hair follicles from a fuller donor area to thinning or bald areas using FUE or FUT, for a natural, gradual improvement in male- and female-pattern hair loss.

Surgical removal of localized pockets of stubborn fat to refine and reshape body contours.

Surgery to remove excess abdominal skin and fat and tighten the underlying muscles.

Cosmetic breast procedures including augmentation, reduction, and uplift (mastopexy).

An electronic implant that restores a sense of sound for people with severe or profound hearing loss not helped by hearing aids.

Keyhole surgery through the nostrils to open blocked sinuses for chronic sinusitis, nasal polyps and recurring infections.

Surgical removal of the tonsils for recurrent tonsillitis, persistent throat infections and obstruction affecting breathing or sleep.

Surgical removal of enlarged adenoids to relieve blocked breathing, snoring and recurrent ear and sinus infections, most often in children.

Creation of a small opening in the windpipe to secure the airway and support breathing when the upper airway is blocked or ventilation is prolonged.

Sampling of tissue or cells for laboratory analysis to confirm or rule out cancer and guide treatment.

A powerful, radiation-free scan that produces detailed images of soft tissue, the brain, joints and organs.

A fast, detailed X-ray-based scan that builds cross-sectional images of bones, organs and blood vessels.

A safe, radiation-free scan that uses sound waves to image organs, blood flow and soft tissue in real time.

A low-dose X-ray of the breast used to screen for and diagnose breast cancer, often before it can be felt.

A quick, very low-dose scan that measures bone strength to diagnose osteoporosis and assess fracture risk.

A fast, widely used scan that uses a small dose of X-rays to image bones, the chest and many other structures.

An image-guided liver treatment that delivers radiation from inside the tumour through a catheter in the artery.

Image-guided techniques that destroy a tumour in place or flood it with chemotherapy, without open surgery.

A combined scan that shows both the activity and the precise location of disease, used widely in cancer care.

A targeted radioligand therapy that delivers radiation directly to advanced prostate cancer cells throughout the body.

A peptide receptor radionuclide therapy that targets and irradiates somatostatin-receptor-positive neuroendocrine tumors.

Radioactive iodine taken as a capsule or drink to destroy remaining thyroid cells after surgery or to treat an overactive thyroid.

An intravenous radionuclide that targets prostate-cancer bone metastases to relieve bone pain and prolong life.

Placement of a healthy donor kidney to treat kidney failure, from a living or deceased donor, freeing many patients from dialysis.

Treatment that filters waste and excess fluid from the blood when the kidneys can no longer do so — hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis.

Machine-based dialysis that filters waste and excess fluid from the blood through a vascular access when the kidneys can no longer do so.

Home-based dialysis that uses the lining of your own abdomen as a natural filter, exchanging fluid through a soft catheter.

Ongoing medical care that slows the progression of chronic kidney disease and plans ahead for dialysis or transplant when needed.

A non-invasive, drug-free therapy that uses gentle electrical pulses through skin pads to ease pain.

A minimally invasive, image-guided treatment that uses radiofrequency heat to interrupt the nerves carrying chronic pain signals — for facet-joint, trigeminal and cancer pain.

Targeted, image-guided injections — epidural, nerve-root, facet-joint, trigger-point and sympathetic blocks — to diagnose and relieve chronic pain.

A structured, multidisciplinary program to rebuild movement, speech and independence after stroke, brain or spinal-cord injury.

A supervised program of exercise, education and breathing training to improve breathlessness and quality of life in lung disease.

Child-centered therapy to build movement, communication and daily skills in children with developmental or acquired conditions.

A structured, supervised program of exercise, education and support that helps you recover after a heart event or procedure.

A NASA-derived anti-gravity treadmill that unweights your body so you can walk safely and early after lower-limb injury, surgery or some neurological conditions.

A warm-water underwater treadmill program that uses buoyancy and water pressure to make early weight-bearing gentler after lower-limb injury or surgery.

A supervised whole-body electrical muscle stimulation program that quickly strengthens the deep core muscles to support better posture.

Comprehensive cancer care for children — chemotherapy, surgery, radiotherapy and transplant — by a dedicated child-focused team.

Diagnosis and care for childhood disorders of the brain, nerves and muscles — from epilepsy and headaches to developmental conditions.

Child-centered therapy to build movement, communication and daily skills in children with developmental or acquired conditions.

Surgery designed for infants and children — congenital, general and minimally invasive procedures in a child-centered setting.

A life-saving liver transplant for infants and children, often using a living donor.

Specialist brain and spine surgery for infants and children, delivered by a dedicated paediatric team.

Diagnosis and treatment of heart conditions in children, from evaluating murmurs to catheter procedures such as balloon angioplasty and stenting.

Diagnosis and treatment of blood disorders and cancers in children, with individualized plans and strong supportive care for the whole family.

Laboratory testing that reads your DNA to identify or confirm inherited and genetic conditions, always paired with counseling to explain what the result means.

Testing for inherited gene changes that raise cancer risk, so that screening and prevention can be planned with expert genetic counseling.

Expert, non-directive guidance that helps you understand genetic risk, decide whether testing is right for you, and make sense of results and family-planning choices.

Genetic testing of embryos created during IVF, so embryos free of a specific inherited condition or chromosome abnormality can be chosen before transfer.

Robot-assisted keyhole removal of the prostate for localized prostate cancer, with magnified 3D vision and fine, nerve-sparing precision.

Surgery for an enlarged prostate (BPH) and for prostate cancer — including TURP, laser procedures and radical prostatectomy.

Robot-assisted keyhole surgery for kidney tumors and reconstruction — including partial nephrectomy that preserves healthy kidney.

Removal or breaking up of kidney and ureteral stones — shock-wave lithotripsy, ureteroscopy with laser, and keyhole surgery for large stones.

Keyhole surgery through the urethra to remove the inner part of an enlarged prostate and relieve obstructed urine flow — no external cuts.

A thin camera passed through the urethra to inspect the bladder and urinary outlet — used to diagnose and treat bleeding, infections and tumors.

A targeted radioligand therapy that delivers radiation directly to advanced prostate cancer cells throughout the body.

Minimally invasive laser and surgical relief for an enlarged prostate and bothersome urinary symptoms.

A precise, image-guided prostate biopsy that targets suspicious areas seen on MRI.

Surgery for bladder cancer — from removing early tumors through the urethra (TURBT) to removing the bladder (radical cystectomy) with reconstruction for muscle-invasive disease.

Procedures to collect sperm directly from the testicles or epididymis for use with IVF/ICSI when there is little or no sperm in the semen.

Surgery for stress urinary incontinence in women — such as a mid-urethral sling or colposuspension — when pelvic-floor therapy and other measures have not helped enough.