How Much Does Bionic arm Cost in Istanbul?
| Istanbul | Austria | Spain | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bionic arm | from $24,700 | ≈ $28,000 | ≈ $18,000 |
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Best Bionic arm Clinics in Istanbul: 6 Verified Options and Prices
Lokman Hekim Istanbul Hospital
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Bionic arm Overview in Turkey
- Limb prosthetics - from $7,000The procedure involves replacing lost limbs with prosthetics, improving mobility.
- Below knee prosthesis - from $2,500Lower leg replacement with a prosthesis to improve mobility and enhance the quality of life post-amputation.
- Prosthetic foot - from $6,000The procedure involves attaching an artificial foot to enable mobility and improve quality of life.
- Bionic leg - from $45,500The operation installs a high-tech prosthesis, improving mobility and balance for individuals with leg loss.
- Electronic leg prosthesis - from $47,900Installation of advanced, programmable artificial legs, enhancing movement, accuracy, and comfort.
- Prosthetic finger - from $2,200The procedure helps replace missing fingers, improving hand function and appearance with customizable, moveable prosthetics.
- Bionic arm - from $24,700An artificial limb that uses muscle signals to control movement.
- Electronic arm prosthesis - from $27,000The operation provides a high-tech limb replacement, enhancing movement with advanced features, like tactile feedback.
- Leg orthotics - from $350The procedure involves custom devices for supporting and improving lower limb function and mobility. It"s non-invasive and beneficial for various conditions.
Day 1 - Arrival
- Arrive in the country and check into the clinic.
- Meet with the medical team and discuss procedure details.
- Have a physical examination and necessary medical tests.
Day 2 - Pre-operation
- Consult with the neurologist and the prosthetics specialist.
- Have a final meeting with the surgeon.
- Prepare for the operation (no eating or drinking).
Day 3 - Operation
- Receive general anesthesia.
- Undergo the bionic arm operation (about 4-6 hours).
- Wake up in recovery room, monitored by medical staff.
Day 4 - Post-operation
- Stay in the clinic for close monitoring.
- Start taking prescribed medication to manage pain.
- Begin gentle physical therapy with a trained therapist.
Week 1 - Rehabilitation
- Continue daily physical therapy sessions.
- Learn to control the bionic arm with a therapist.
- Gradually increase the complexity of tasks with the bionic arm.
Week 2 - Rehabilitation
- Continue therapy and control training.
- Begin to resume light daily activities.
- Have a follow-up consultation with the surgeon.
Week 3 to 8 - Rehabilitation
- Gradually return to work, depending on job type.
- Continue physical therapy and control training.
- Gradually increase physical activities and sports.
Week 9 onwards - Final Result
- See the final result of the bionic arm operation.
- Continue scheduled follow-ups with the medical team.
Please note that the timeline and process may vary depending on individual cases and the complexity of the operation.
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Olcay Guler
Dr. Olcay Guler is an orthopedics and traumatology specialist at Memorial Şişli Hospital in Istanbul. He manages complex bone and joint conditions within a JCI-accredited facility. Dr. Guler previously held academic roles at Altınbaş University and Medipol University. He treats patients at one of Turkey’s most active private medical centers.
- Practices at Memorial Şişli, the first hospital in Turkey to earn JCI accreditation.
- Served as a specialist at Bahçelievler Medical Park and Medipol University.
- Treats a wide variety of orthopedic injuries and musculoskeletal disorders.
- Works in a facility that hosts patients from over 160 countries annually.

Ruhat Tanli
Dr. Ruhat Tanli is an orthopedics and traumatology specialist at Lokman Hekim Istanbul Hospital. He treats bone and joint conditions with a focus on arthroscopy and spinal surgery. He previously served as an orthopedist at Istanbul Beylikduzu State Hospital. Dr. Tanli holds a degree from Istanbul University Faculty of Medicine.
- Specializes in hand surgery, trauma surgery, and arthroplasty.
- Member of the Emergency Hand Surgery and Microsurgery Association.
- Practices at a JCI-accredited hospital that treats 10,000+ patients annually.
- Active member of the Turkish Medical Association.

Azmi Hamzaoglu
Founder of Turkey's first spine surgery center – Dr. Hamzaoglu brings decades of expertise to complex orthopedic cases at Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital.
- Specialized in orthopedics and traumatology since 1983
- Head of the Scoliosis and Spine Center since 2013
- Trained at the Minnesota Spine Center and University of Hokkaido
- Professor at Istanbul University's Faculty of Medicine

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