Neurological Sciences Center
The Neurological Sciences Center cares for disorders of the brain, spine and nervous system, uniting neurology and neurosurgery with advanced imaging and radiosurgery (including Gamma Knife) to diagnose and treat conditions from stroke to brain tumors.
Medically reviewed by the Florence Healthcare medical team · Last reviewed June 2026
One coordinated team, one plan for your care
Neurologists and neurosurgeons work side by side, supported by advanced imaging and a dedicated neuro-intensive-care team, covering stroke, epilepsy, movement disorders, brain and spinal tumors, and more.
International patients receive a coordinator, a clear plan and a transparent cost estimate before travel, with remote review available for complex neurological cases.
Programs & sub-specialties
- Neurology
- Neurosurgery
- Stroke care
- Epilepsy
- Gamma Knife radiosurgery
- Neuro-rehabilitation
Why patients choose the Neurological Sciences Center
Neurology and neurosurgery, together
Neurologists, neurosurgeons and neuro-intensive-care specialists plan medical and surgical care jointly for every patient.
Advanced neuro-imaging and radiosurgery
High-field MRI, image-guided navigation and Gamma Knife radiosurgery support precise diagnosis and treatment of the brain and spine.
Built for international patients
A dedicated coordinator, care in your language, invitation letters for your visa, airport transfers and a transparent cost estimate before you travel.
Accredited quality & safety
Care delivered to internationally recognized JCI standards across our Istanbul hospitals, with outcomes tracked and reviewed.
Treatments & procedures we offer
Explore the procedures our team performs. Each has a clear, answer-first guide covering what it involves, recovery and a transparent cost estimate — select any treatment to learn more.
Conditions we treat
Explore related conditions- Stroke
- Brain tumors
- Epilepsy
- Parkinson's disease
- Spinal disorders
Understand your diagnosis
Plain-language, provider-reviewed articles on conditions, tests and procedures in our Health Library.
Precision for the brain and spine
Neurological care depends on seeing clearly and treating precisely — whether the answer is medication, surgery or radiosurgery.
- High-field MRI and advanced neuro-imaging
- Image-guided neuro-navigation in the operating room
- Gamma Knife stereotactic radiosurgery
- A dedicated neuro-intensive-care unit
- A comprehensive stroke pathway and neuro-rehabilitation
Your journey, supported before, during and after
From your first message to your follow-up back home, a dedicated coordinator handles the details — so you can focus on your treatment, in your language.
Stories & insights from Neurological Sciences Center
Life Expectancy After Gamma Knife Surgery
Gamma Knife surgery has transformed the treatment of brain tumors and neurological disorders, offering a non-invasive alternative to traditional brain surgery. But one of the most common — and crucial — questions patients ask is this: “How long will I live after gamma knife surge
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What Is Parkinson’s Disease, What Causes It, and How Is It Treated?
Parkinson’s disease is the second most common neurodegenerative brain disorder after Alzheimer’s. It progresses slowly over time and is characterized by the gradual loss of brain cells. The most prominent symptoms include slowed movement, resting tremors, and a stooped posture. T
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Gamma Knife Radiosurgery in the Pons
Understanding the Challenge Imagine a surgical procedure so precise that it can target a tumor smaller than a grape, nestled deep within the most critical region of the human brain. This is the reality of Gamma Knife radiosurgery in the pons – a medical intervention that represen
Read moreNeurological Sciences Center — frequently asked questions
Gamma Knife is a non-invasive form of stereotactic radiosurgery that targets brain lesions precisely without a surgical incision. It is used for certain brain tumors and vascular and functional disorders, when clinically appropriate.
Yes. Our neurologists and neurosurgeons plan care jointly, so medical and surgical options are weighed together for each patient.
Yes. Send your MRI/CT and reports and our specialists provide an independent opinion before you decide on treatment or travel.
Ready to plan your treatment?
Share your reports for a free, no-obligation second opinion and a transparent cost estimate — usually within 48 hours.
Accredited to Joint Commission International (JCI) standards
Quality and patient safety reviewed against the JCI 8th Edition — see our accreditations.