Herniated disk treatment at Medical Park Göztepe Hospital Complex

Medical Park Göztepe Hospital Complex in Istanbul, Turkey, offers complete care for a herniated disk. Treatment paths range from a non-surgical physiotherapy package for $4,300 to specialized surgical options like cervical discectomy at $8,500 or advanced fusion surgery costing between $15,000 and $15,809. The JCI-accredited hospital complex is affiliated with Bahçeşehir University.

Diagnostics are a key first step. The hospital provides advanced imaging and expert consultation.

• Ultrasound imaging may cost around $200–300.
• A CT scan typically runs about $500.
• An MRI of one area is around $500–700.
• Patients also receive specialist neurosurgeon and orthopedics consultations.

Treatment Options

The clinic provides a full spectrum of care. Patients can start with conservative therapy or proceed to surgery. The lead neurosurgeon is Prof. Dr. Deniz Konya.

Physiotherapy (conservative) is a non-surgical option. A package includes 30 daily sessions over 4-6 weeks. The goal is pain relief and improved mobility. The package price is around $4,300. It covers consultations, an MRI, airport transfers, and a translator.

Cervical discectomy is a minimally invasive surgery. It removes a herniated disc in the neck. The procedure relieves neck and arm pain. The package costs around $8,500. It includes surgery with cage insertion, 2-3 days of hospitalization, all pre-op tests, meals, and support services.

L4-L5 lumbar fusion is a spinal stabilization surgery. It uses a technique called TLIF with posterior stabilization. The surgery addresses lumbar disc protrusion. Hospitalization lasts 3-4 days. The package price is typically $15,000–$15,809. It covers the multi-level procedure, all hospital fees, tests, and patient support.

All surgical packages are designed for international patients. They include essential medical care, airport transfers, and translation services. This allows patients to focus on recovery. For a detailed treatment plan, consulting with the hospital's specialists is the best next step.