Professor Ozturk’s approach to spine surgery is holistic, focusing on patient comfort and maximizing mobility. He specializes in minimally invasive spinal surgeries and is adept at handling a range of spinal conditions, including spinal stenosis, spinal curvature or deformities, spinal fractures and injuries, cervical herniation, and cervical disc prostheses. He is also skilled in laser-based and endoscopic discectomies, catering to both adult and pediatric spinal problems.

His membership in prestigious organizations such as the Scoliosis Research Society, the Turkish Orthopedics and Traumatology Society, the European Spine Society, the North American Spine Society, and the Minimally Invasive Spine Society underscores his commitment to the field. He has a notable presence in the academic world, with over 100 international publications in spine surgery and membership in several European orthopedic journals.

For international patients, Professor Ozturk’s expertise, combined with his use of advanced, patient-friendly surgical techniques, makes him a preferred choice for those seeking high-quality spinal care. The Liv Hospital’s state-of-the-art facilities and the professor’s reputation for handling complex spinal deformities with exceptional skill are significant draws. Additionally, the hospital’s commitment to patient safety, adherence to international healthcare standards, and its ability to provide personalized treatment plans tailored to individual needs further enhance its appeal to international patients.

The combination of Professor Ozturk’s expertise, the advanced healthcare infrastructure at Liv Hospital, and Turkey’s reputation as a medical tourism destination make it an appealing option for international patients seeking specialized spinal care.

His field of expertise includes:

• Spinal Canal Stenosis – A narrowing of the spinal canal that can lead to nerve compression.
• Lumbar Herniated Disc, Lumbar Spondylolisthesis – Conditions related to the lower spine where a disc herniates or a vertebra slips out of place.
• Scoliosis, Kyphosis – Abnormal curvatures of the spine, with scoliosis being a lateral curve and kyphosis a forward rounding of the back.
• Cervical Herniated Disc – A herniated disc in the neck region.
• Cervical Disc Prosthesis – An artificial disc used to replace a damaged cervical disc.
• Humpback, Kyphosis – A severe curvature of the upper back, also known as kyphosis.
• Spinal Fracture – A break or crack in one of the vertebrae of the spine.
• Minimal Invasive Spinal Surgery – A type of surgery on the spine done through small incisions.
• Laser Discectomy – A procedure to remove disc material using a laser.
• Endoscopic Discectomy – A minimally invasive surgical procedure to remove herniated disc material through an endoscope.
• Pediatric Spinal Problems – Spinal conditions affecting children.
• Adult Spinal Deformities – Spinal deformities that occur or are diagnosed in adulthood.