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Dr. Askin Seker

Neurosurgeon

, Istanbul, Turkey

24 Years of experience

Speaks: Turkish , English

 


Dr. Askin Seker is a specialized Neurosurgeon in Turkey. And one of the most sought after medical specialists in Istanbul, Turkey. The doctor has over 23 Years of experience and is associated with Medical Park Bahcelievler Hospital.

Association and Memberships Dr. Askin Seker is part of:

  • Turkish Medical Association
  • Turkish Neurosurgical Society
  • Nervous System Surgery Association
  • American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS)
  • Turkish Neurosurgical Society of Surgical Neuroanatomy Education and Training Group Member
  • Congress of Neurological Sciences (CNS)
  • The Movement Disorders Society
  • Turkish Neurology Association
  • Skull Base Surgery Society
  • International Stereotactic Radiosurgery Society

Certifications :

  • Trainer Development Course - Marmara University Faculty of Medicine “Learning and Evaluation Course in Clinical Settings”, Istanbul
  • Trainer Development Course - Marmara University Faculty of Medicine "Basic Education Skills Course", Istanbul

Qualifications :

  • Marmara University Faculty of Medicine, Istanbul, 1997
  • Marmara University Institute of Health Sciences, Microneurosurgery Doctorate, 2010
  • Marmara University, Department of Neurosurgery, Istanbul, Neurosurgery Specialist Training, 1997-2002

Hospital Address :

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Frequently Asked Questions

How Do I Choose the Best Specialist for Brain Cancer Treatment in Turkey?

Brain cancer treatment involves coordinated care across neurosurgery, neuro-oncology, radiology, and rehabilitation. Choosing the right specialist ensures accurate diagnosis, advanced surgical technique, and integrated therapies (chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or radiosurgery).

Choose a Specialist Who Is:

  • Board-certified in Neurosurgery or Neuro-Oncology
  • Fellowship-trained in Brain Tumour Surgery, Stereotactic Radiosurgery, or Skull Base Surgery
  • Experienced in treating glioblastomas, meningiomas, pituitary tumours, or metastatic brain lesions
  • Affiliated with a hospital offering stereotactic navigation, neuro-ICU, and brain tumour boards
How Do I Choose the Best Hospital for Brain Cancer Treatment in Turkey?

Turkey’s premier hospitals offer internationally accredited neuro-oncology programs with integrated diagnostics and surgical care. These centres support both complex tumour resections and non-invasive treatment options.

Look For:

  • JCI accreditation and Turkish Ministry of Public Health licensing
  • Access to intraoperative MRI, PET-CT, and neuronavigation systems
  • Advanced neuro-monitoring, neuro-ICU, and post-op rehabilitation programs
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Can I Consult a Brain Cancer Specialist Online Before Travelling to Turkey?

Yes. Major hospitals and MediGence offer secure teleconsultations for international patients before travel.

During the Consultation:

  • Tumour type and location will be reviewed
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How Long Should I Stay in Turkey for Brain Cancer Treatment?

Phase & Duration

Pre-operative evaluation: 2–4 days

Surgery (if required): 4–7 days in hospital

Initial recovery & rehab: 7–14 days

Radiotherapy/Chemo setup: begins 7–10 days post-op

Total Recommended Stay: 3–6 weeks

Can International Patients Access Brain Cancer Treatment in Turkey?

Absolutely. Turkey is a global leader in affordable, high-quality care with well-established international medical travel services.

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What Qualifications Should a Turkish Brain Cancer Specialist Have?

Credential Checklist:

  • Medical degree from a recognised institution
  • Fellowship in Neurosurgery, Neuro-Oncology, or Radiosurgery
  • Board Certification from the Turkish Medical Council
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Can I Get a Second Opinion for Brain Cancer Treatment in Turkey?

Yes, Platforms like MediGence and hospitals offer virtual second opinions from subspecialists.

You Can Upload:

  • MRI or CT imaging
  • Biopsy and pathology reports
  • Treatment history (chemo, radiotherapy)
  • Neurological exam reports

What You Receive:

  • Clarification on diagnosis and grade (glioblastoma vs. meningioma)
  • Alternative surgical or radiosurgery options
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  • Detailed cost breakdown