Orthopedics/Microsurgery

Within the scope of arthroscopic knee surgeries are the following: Meniscectomy or meniscus repair, reconstruction surgeries in the arthroscopic anterior cruciate ligament, posterior cruciate ligament, internal-external lateral ligament and combined ligament injuries. In cartilage injuries: Arthroscopic microfracture or osteochondral cartilage transplantation. In shoulder dislocation: Arthroscopic bankart repair, subacromial impingement syndrome, shoulder joint osteoarthritis, labral tear excision-repair, cartilage surgeries and rotator cuff repair. 

Congenital or acquired scoliosis, kyphosis (humpback) Scheuermann Kyphosis, spondylolisthesis, spinal stenosis, spinal aging problems, ankylosing spondylitis, osteoporosis (bone loss), fractures, dislocations, spine injuries and spine infections are some of the areas of interest in spine surgery. 

It is interested in the treatment and follow-up of congenital hip dislocation, clubfoot, cerebral palsy, myelomeningocele, congenital deformities, flat feet, tumors, developmental disorders and fractures of children under 16 years of age. 

It applies medical and microsurgical treatments for degenerative diseases of the foot and ankle, sports injuries, fractures, ligament tears, cartilage injuries. 

Medical and surgical treatments of all types of tumors of the extremities, especially all bone, muscle and soft tissues, and graft implantation in bone loss can be listed as the interventions made by oncological orthopedics. 

Arthrosis of the shoulder and elbow, rotator cuff diseases, recurrent dislocations, diseases due to overuse or trauma can be treated with arthroscopic and open surgical methods. 

Extremity surgery includes the treatment of bone deformities, fracture nonunion, bone infections and external fixator applications, and especially arm and leg bone lengthening surgeries. Today, with the help of developing surgical techniques and technology, arm and leg bone lengthening is very popular and successful results can be obtained. 

They are prostheses applied with different material options in cases that can occur as a result of bone density loss, trauma or tumor structure, which are usually encountered by people in advanced ages, but can also be seen in younger patients. The wedge end of the hip prosthesis is inserted into the femoral bone and the ball head is placed in the hip bone socket, resulting in a natural movement. The knee prosthesis is placed on the lower and upper bones of the knee region to prevent the loss of motion, pain, snagging or bending difficulties. 

It includes the diagnosis and treatment of patients with problems related to the hand, wrist, elbow and arm. The clinical activities of upper extremity surgery include acute soft tissue traumas (tendon cuts, peripheral nerve cuts, skin and muscle tissue losses caused by crushing and compression, etc.), amputations (replantations using microsurgical methods, revascularizations, etc.), evaluation, coordination, diagnosis and treatment of fractures in the forearm, elbow and arm. 

Scoliosis is the curvature or rotation of the spine to the side. Scoliosis can occur due to many diseases. Scoliosis usually manifests itself in adolescence. It can also develop due to congenital anomalies of the spine or due to muscle and nerve diseases. 

Kyphosis occurs especially when the hump on the back develops excessively outside the normal values. Kyphosis may develop due to poor posture or spinal diseases.