Arthrosis treatment in Turkey — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Prof. Dr. Mustafa Kürklü performs around 900 orthopedic procedures at JCI and ISO-accredited Memorial Hospital. A consultation starts from $130 and an MRI may cost $600-1,000. Non-surgical Stem Cell Therapy typically runs $4,750-5,000 covering the treatment. Robotic MAKOplasty for hips costs around $15,000-16,000, including a two-night hospital stay. Comprehensive arthroscopy packages run $15,000-16,500 with VIP transfers.

This JCI-accredited center operates under a Johns Hopkins affiliation. Diagnostics start from $120 for an orthopedic consultation. Minimally invasive arthroscopy typically costs $4,000–$5,000. Total knee replacement runs $12,000–$17,000, which includes a 5-day hospitalization and a cemented two-chamber prosthesis. An intensive 10-day orthopedic rehabilitation course may cost $6,500–$7,500.

Dr. Kayhan Turan has 29 years of orthopedic experience, performing over 2,000 robotic knee and hip replacements. He pioneered Turkey’s first robotic total knee and hip arthroplasty at this clinic, which uses NAVIO 7 and MAKO robotic systems. Diagnostics like a CT or MRI scan cost around $285. Treatment options include stem cell therapy for $2,750, traditional knee replacement from $8,800, and robotic knee replacement with Smith & Nephew prostheses from $10,300–$16,500, which covers surgery, a 5-day hospital stay, and transfers.

This JCI-accredited university hospital has an 810-bed capacity and the Da Vinci robot for surgical precision. Diagnostics start from $150 for an X-ray. Treatment includes stem cell injections, which may cost around $4,000-$10,000, minimally invasive knee arthroscopy around $4,000-$6,000, and full joint replacement from $9,000-$14,000 including the prosthesis and hospital stay.