Page 3 - Best Deep brain stimulation (DBS) surgery doctors in Turkey: TOP 48 doctors

Associate professor Melih Ucer specializes in deep brain stimulation (DBS) surgery, trained at the University of Wisconsin's neurosurgery clinic.

• 19 years of experience of neurosurgery experience
• Visiting scholar at University of Wisconsin Department of Neurosurgery
• Member of Turkish Neurosurgical Society and EUROSPINE
• Works at Biruni University Hospital

Dr. Ozkardes brings 34 years of experience of neurology expertise, with specialized training in movement disorders at GATA Faculty of Medicine.

• Served as Neurology Specialist at Şişli Memorial Hospital for 34 years of experience
• Completed rigorous neurological training at GATA, Turkey's leading military medical academy
• Member of the Turkish Medical Association and DGCA Health Board
• Background includes both military and civilian hospital leadership roles

Specializes in functional neurosurgery – Dr. Cal focuses on advanced techniques like deep brain stimulation at Liv Hospital Ulus.

• Expert in neuro-oncological and pediatric neurosurgery
• Published multiple studies on brain tumor treatments
• Member of the Turkish Neurosurgery Association
• Trained at Istanbul University and Okmeydani Research Hospital

Dr. Duzgun specializes in minimally invasive brain and spine surgeries, including advanced techniques for deep brain stimulation at Can Hospitals Turkey.

• Trained at Izmir Ege University Faculty of Medicine Hospital
• Expert in endoscopic brain tumor surgeries and neuronavigation
• Performs both open and closed spinal procedures
• Specializes in pain intervention techniques like radiofrequency and laser

Specializes in pediatric neurosurgery – nine years focused on children's brain and spine conditions at leading Turkish hospitals.

• Completed neurosurgery training at Izmir Tepecik Research Hospital
• Member of Turkish Neurosurgical Society pediatric group
• Faculty member at Biruni University's neurosurgery department
• Experienced in neuro-oncology and congenital spine anomalies