Orthopedics Department
Strong bones. Smooth movement. Better living.
Orthopedics & Traumatology
Bones break. Joints wear out. Accidents happen. Whether it’s a sprained ankle, a worn-out knee, or sudden shoulder pain, our Orthopedics Department is built to help you move again — with less pain and more confidence.
From sports injuries to age-related joint conditions, our team offers experienced care backed by the latest technology. You’ll be heard, diagnosed clearly, and treated with a plan that fits your life.
We don’t just fix injuries — we help you walk, run, lift, and live more freely again.
Your Orthopedics Guide
Everything you need to know about our Orthopedics & Traumatology Department.
What We Treat
- Bone fractures and dislocations
- Joint pain and arthritis (knee, hip, shoulder)
- Sports injuries (ligament tears, tendonitis, meniscus problems)
- Spine and back pain (herniated disc, scoliosis, posture issues)
- Pediatric orthopedic issues (flat feet, growth deformities)
- Carpal tunnel, trigger finger, and hand/wrist conditions
- Hip and knee replacement surgery
- Shoulder and elbow injuries
- Bone infections, tumors, or metabolic bone disease
Department Setup
- 3 orthopedic examination rooms
- 1 casting and splinting room
- On-site X-ray access
- Rehabilitation room (shared with physical therapy unit)
- Surgical coordination office for pre/post-op patient education
Devices & Tools We Use
- Digital X-ray and joint imaging
- Ultrasound for soft tissue and joint evaluation
- Orthopedic power tools (drills, saws for OR use)
- Arthroscopy system (for minimally invasive joint surgery)
- Casting materials – fiberglass, plaster, waterproof options
- Orthopedic braces, supports, and walkers
- Sterile injection kits (for joint aspirations or corticosteroid shots)
On-Call Specialists
Dr. Özgür Yalın
Expert in sports injuries and knee arthroscopy
Dr. Hakan Erçetin
Senior surgeon, specializes in trauma and fracture care
Dr. Elif Güner
Pediatric orthopedist with a gentle approach to kids’ bone issues
Dr. Can Aybars
Performs joint replacement and robotic-assisted hip/knee surgeries
When to Visit Orthopedics
You should visit the Orthopedics & Traumatology Department for:
- Bone fractures, sprains, or dislocations
- Joint pain, swelling, or stiffness
- Sports injuries
- Back, neck, or spinal pain
- Pediatric bone or growth concerns
- Hand, wrist, or shoulder conditions
- Pre-surgical consultations for joint replacement
Note: If you experience severe trauma, suspected fractures, or intense pain, please visit the nearest Emergency Department or call emergency services immediately.