Liv Hospital Ulus in Istanbul, Turkey treats valgus foot deformity. Diagnostic consultations are around $105, while surgical correction may cost around $7,000-13,000. Dr. Kürşat Kara, an Assistant Professor of Orthopedics, reviews each patient's case thoroughly before treatment.
The clinic is JCI-accredited, ensuring high international standards. Its large campus features 50 specialized clinics. Patients also benefit from free airport transfers from partner hotels.
Diagnostics and Consultation
Diagnostics begin with an orthopedic consultation. This helps create a personalized treatment plan. Available tests include:
- Lab tests (typically $100-$200)
- X-rays (may cost around $1,000)
- MRI (usually around $505)
- CT scan (often $600-$800)
Dr. Kara carefully examines all diagnostic results before recommending a procedure. An online consultation is also available for initial remote assessment.
Surgical Treatment Options
The clinic offers several surgical methods. The approach depends on the specific deformity.
- Open reduction of small bone fractures under scopy. This minimally invasive procedure precisely corrects fractures. It includes up to two days of hospitalization and typically costs around $7,000.
- Ankle joint arthrodesis with titanium plate. This surgery fuses the ankle joint into the correct position. It uses a titanium plate for stability. The package includes a 5-day hospital stay and may cost around $12,000.
- Foot deformity correction and bone lengthening. This combined procedure corrects alignment and addresses limb length differences. The cost for this surgery is around $13,000.
Surgical packages often include hospitalization and anesthesia. Patients should confirm what is covered in their final quote. Contact the clinic to discuss which option is suitable for your condition.
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