They will be held on May 18 and 19 in the city of Plovdiv FREE consultations with Prof. Dr. Onur Kulaxzazoglu, specialist in neurosurgery from Istanbul.
Prof. Kulaksazoglu will consult patients suffering from the following diseases:
For consultations, patients must make an appointment in advance, as well as bring epicrisis and up-to-date laboratory tests.
For pre-registration and additional information, call the following phone number – 0888 912 702.
Meetings with patients will be held on May 18 and 19, 2024. at MBAL Trimontsium – 126 Tsar Boris III the Unifier Blvd., 4000 Center, Plovdiv
Who is Prof. Dr. Onur Kulakszoglu?
1987-1993 – Izmir University “Ege”, Faculty of Medicine
1993 – present – Organizer of “Medicine Presentation Days” held for the first time in Turkey. They are held every year.
1993 – 1995 – Karaman State Hospital
1995 – 1997 – Mersin Tarsus State Hospital
1997 – University of Ergis, specialized training in neurosurgery
1999 – 2000 – Manhattan, New York University (NYU) – Director of the Department of Spine Surgery, Professor Doctorate and Cervical and Lumbar Microsurgery Specialization under Dr. Paul Cooper
2000 – 2003 – Supervising Surgeon in the Department of Spine Neurosurgery at New York University in Manhattan
2003 – 2005 – Specialization in spinal cord and neurosurgery at the “Baltaliman” Bone Diseases Hospital
2005 – present – One of the few surgeons in Turkey who can perform surgery on displaced lumbar vertebrae, on low lumbar scoliosis (spinal curvature – without anesthesia), microdiscectomy for lumbar herniation, using screws, without anesthesia.
2005 – 2009 – Bahat Health Private Group of Hospitals and GI OU PI Private Hospital
2009 – 2011 – Istanbul Jerahi Hospital
2001 – today – Works in own Clinic “Med-office”
Seminars and courses
1999 – 3rd International Congress of EEG and EMG in Kayseri
2000 – Certificate from Experimental Research Workshop
2000 – Fall Symposium “TI EN DI – Cervical Herniated Disc”, Gaziantep
2001 – Symposium on Spinal Infections, Nevsehir
2001 – 15th Scientific Congress “TI EN DI”, Antalya
2002 – Applied spine surgery course, Izmir
2002 – International Congress on Cerebrovascular Diseases and Meningiomas, Istanbul
2003 – 1st Congress of Pediatric Neurology – Ergyes, Kayseri
2003 – Stereotactic Neuronavigation Course, Antalya
2003 – 17th Scientific Congress “TI EN DI”, Antalya
2003 – Spine and Peripheral Nervous System Surgery Symposium, Patient Information, Disease Complications, Treatment Complications and Related Problem Resolution, Bodrum
2003 – Aegean Spine Symposium and Cadaver Course
2003 – Cadaver course
2004 – Spine Week Symposium, Porto
2004 – Symposium on modern operative treatment of the spine, Antalya
2005 – Certification for Lumbar and Cervical Herniated Disc Nucleoplasty,
2005 – Symposium on modern methods of operative treatment of the spine, Izmir
2005 – Complications during spinal surgery, Izmir
2006 – Interactive course “Aospain”, Istanbul
2007 – 21st Scientific Congress of the Turkish Society of Neurosurgeons
2007 – Symposium on surgical treatment of the nervous system in degenerative diseases of the spine and lumbar region
2007 – 12th Meeting of the World Federation of Societies of Neurosurgeons, Asian-Australian Society of Neurosurgeons – Nagoya, Japan
2007 – World Federation of Society of Neurosurgeons, Nagoya, Japan
2007 – World Interdisciplinary Congress in Barcelona, Spain
2008 – 1st Triennial World Congress on Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery and Techniques, Hawaii, USA
2008 – World Congress on Minimally Invasive
of Spine Surgery and Techniques, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
2008 – Turkish Society of Neurosurgeons – Lumbar Degenerative Diseases
2009 – Turkish Society of Neurosurgeons – 23rd Scientific Congress
Cervical disc herniation
The neck consists of 7 vertebrae that start at the base of the skull. In the middle of each vertebra is the spinal cord, which is an extension of the brain. The sensations that return to the brain from the different parts of the body or the orders that are sent from the brain to the body pass through the spinal cord. In the neck area, the nerves that exit at the level of the vertebral bodies spread to the arms and back, enabling sensation and movement in these areas.
The disc tissue, which is called the intervertebral cushion, has an outer part (annulus fibrosus) and an inner part (nucleus pulposus). A cervical herniation occurs when the gelatinous inner part causes the outer part, which is made up of stronger connective tissue, to tear and compresses the spinal cord and nerves.
What are the reasons?
The main difference with a lumbar hernia is that partial or complete weakness occurs throughout the body, as a result of pressure exerted not only on the nerves, but also on the spinal cord itself. Since the spinal cord is interrupted at the level of the first lumbar vertebra and only nerves in the lower part of the lumbar vertebrae reach the legs, the paralysis is in the area where a certain nerve is distributed in the herniated disc.
What are the factors that cause a cervical herniated disc?
Some incorrect actions that we perform in our daily life can first manifest as pain and stiffness of the neck muscles, then a hernia suddenly appears. Here are some of the causes:
• Falling asleep in front of the TV
• Going outside with wet hair
• Carrying weights on the shoulders or back without balance
• Travel with an open window
• Long period of working at a computer or desk
Is the onset of a cervical herniated disc work-related? Are there certain professions where it occurs more often?
As with all work-related diseases, cervical herniated discs are most common in people who work at a desk, movers and those who are frequently exposed to trauma.
Dr. E. Onur Kulaxzoglu – surgeon
Specialist in surgical treatment of the brain, spine and nerves.
www.bridgemedicalbg.com
www.bridgehealth.bg
Center for treatment abroad – Bridge Medical
Tel. contact: +359 888 912 702
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