Renowned for excellence in treating spine conditions, including scoliosis, kyphosis, herniated disc, spinal tumours, spinal fractures, spinal infections, and cervical spinal stenosis.
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Yes, Memorial's Second Opinion is part of its International Patient Center service. The Spine team can review treatment plans, arrange medical appointments, provide cost estimates, and support admission and follow up, which helps before flights or surgery dates are booked.
Yes, Memorial states that its International Patient Center facilitates follow up after discharge as part of the service. This matters in spine surgery because recovery can extend over weeks or months, especially after deformity correction or VBT, where Memorial's own guidance describes ongoing monitoring and follow up imaging.
Yes, Memorial assists with airport transfers, guest house services, travel and accommodation arrangements, air and ground ambulance arrangements, discounted airline benefits, and support with admission, discharge, and follow up. Visa assistance is available for Iraqi and Libyan patients.
Appointments, consultations, and treatment planning for spine surgery and spine treatment at Memorial Hospitals in Turkey are coordinated through our International Patient Care team, which supports international patients before, during, and after travel.
The team can arrange in person appointments, online video consultations, second medical opinions, cost estimates, airport transfers, accommodation support, and follow up coordination.
Depends on whether the treatment is surgery, minimally invasive disc surgery, or deformity correction. Memorial's public spine guidance gives the clearest timeframe for VBT scoliosis surgery, describing a hospital stay of about 3 to 5 days and gradual return to normal activity over 3 to 6 months, while other procedures need case by case planning after MRI and specialist review.
Memorial stands out for spine care because treatment decisions are not made by one surgeon alone. Cases are discussed by a 7 specialty committee made up of orthopaedics, neurosurgery, radiology, anaesthesiology, psychology, neurology, and physical therapy, and the service is available across 5 Memorial hospitals for both adults and children.
Yes, Memorial provides interpreting and multilingual support for international patients including Arabic, English, French, Russian, Turkmen, Uzbek, Hindi, and Azerbaijani.