One of the most sought-after neurosurgery specialists in Turkey - prof. Talat Karas, will consult patients in Sofia for free on 5 December. The consultations are suitable for patients with brain and spinal tumours, pituitary adenomas and lumbar disc herniations who need a second medical opinion or are considering surgical treatment abroad. Prof. Currish works at the high-tech Liv Hospital and came to our country at the invitation of the Health Information Center "Medical Karaj", as part of their initiative to provide Bulgarian patients with access to the latest advances in medicine by partnering with some of the best medical institutions and specialists from around the world.
Who is prof. Talat Kurash?
Currently Vice President of the Turkish Neurosurgical Society, author of more than 150 scientific publications and one of the most prestigious neurosurgeons in his country, Prof. Talat Karş has come a long way to earn his place among the best in his profession. His career began in 1986 from the emergency room of a government hospital in Turkey. He underwent a series of training and specializations in his home country, Germany, Spain, Austria, the United Kingdom, the United States and Paris. Associate professor since 1999, professor since 2006. Today prof. Talat Karas is part of the team of the private Liv Hospital in Istanbul, which is known for its modern technological equipment and experienced medical staff.
Top results in complex neurosurgical operations
Liv Hospital's Department of Neurosurgery treats adults and children with all diagnoses requiring neurosurgical intervention. Tumors of the brain, spine and pituitary gland are precisely removed using a special surgical microscope and endoscope, under the control of an intraoperative navigation and fluorescence system. This allows successful treatment in cases that until very recently were considered incurable. In brain surgery, for example, the best surgeon could not distinguish cancer cells from healthy ones with certainty. He therefore runs the risk of not completely removing the diseased tissue or, on the contrary, damaging the brain in his efforts to clear the tumour. With the help of tissue fluorescence and navigation during surgery, these risks are minimized
Liv Hospital uses the most advanced treatment methods in the field of functional neurosurgery, such as deep brain stimulation for Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders; surgical treatment for trigeminal neuralgia and spasticity; and surgical treatment for epilepsy in adults and children.
Those wishing to take the opportunity for a free consultation with prof. Talyat Kurash in Sofia on December 5 should make an appointment in advance at the following numbers "Medical Karaj": 0879 977 402as well as to provide on the spot all medical documents in their possession to date.
