Lupus erythematosus treatment in Turkey — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Dr. Sait Burak Erer has 24 years of experience of rheumatology experience specializing in lupus, with 900+ procedures. At Memorial Şişli, Turkey's first JCI-accredited hospital, he provides personalized treatment protocols. An initial rheumatologist consultation typically costs around $210. A comprehensive medical management package runs $2,000–$2,500, covering advanced diagnostics, blood tests, MRI, and a detailed pharmacological treatment plan.

Dr. Senem Tekeoğlu is a specialist in rheumatology with experience in systemic lupus erythematosus diagnosis. She treats patients at the JCI-accredited Memorial Bahçelievler Hospital, located 5 minutes from Istanbul Airport. Diagnostic consultations start from $150, with rheumatology panels costing around $500–$1,000. Comprehensive treatment packages, including consultations, diagnostics, hospitalization, and transfers, typically run $2,000–$10,400.

Prof. Zafer Gülbaş has 48 years of experience, performing over 3,000 transplants after training at MD Anderson. Diagnostics start from $180 for a consultation. Plasma exchange for lupus typically costs $1,900–$2,900 per session, which covers the treatment and medical supervision, at this JCI and ESMO-accredited Johns Hopkins affiliate.

Prof. Dr. Fehim Arman, a neurologist with training at Bonn University and over 47 years of experience of experience, specializes in complex neurological conditions including Lupus erythematosus. His expertise spans epilepsy management and advanced neuroimaging techniques, supported by memberships in the International League Against Epilepsy and the American Academy of Neurology.

Doç. Dr. Sevtap Acer Kasman, a rheumatology subspecialist, has 15 years of experience at this JCI-accredited 400-bed hospital. Diagnostics start from a $120 consultation and a $200 abdominal ultrasound. A rheumatology consultation and investigation package may cost around $500, including standard blood tests and a one-day hospitalization. A comprehensive lupus screening typically runs $1,500–$3,500 and can include echocardiography, antibody tests, and transfers.