At the invitation of the manager of Medical Karaj - Zvezdelina Lutfi, world-class neurosurgeon Dr. Toktash will conduct FREE CONSULTATIONS for Bulgarian patients with brain tumors and spinal diseases on April 12, 2019 in Sofia. He will be visiting us as part of our initiative to provide Bulgarian patients with access to the latest methods and technologies in medicine. As before, the consultations are aimed at patients with already established diseases, those in need of a second opinion or interested in treatment abroad.
Dr. Toktash is highly sought after by patients from all over the world. He is among the leading specialists in Turkey for brain tumor treatment and spine surgery.
Who is Dr. Toktash?
Brain and nerve surgery specialist Prof. Dr. Zafer Orkun Toktash graduated from the Faculty of Medicine in University of Uludag. He specialised in Neurosurgery at Marmara University Medical School and continued his academic development in the field of Microneurosurgery. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Toktash is a lecturer at Bahcesehir University and is particularly active in the field of spinal surgery. In his work he uses the latest technological possibilities for the treatment of Lumbar и cervical disc herniation, tumours of the spine и spinal cord, scoliosis, Kiari's malformation and other diseases of the spine and spinal cord. Working at Göztepe Medical Park, (where they have a Center of Excellence for treatment of scoliosis), he developed and refined his innovative approach to the treatment and diagnosis of tumors using the world's most advanced medical equipment.
All Bulgarian patients in need of a consultation or a second opinion will be able to book an appointment for a free consultation with the specialist. Those wishing to take advantage of the opportunity for a free consultation with Dr. Zafer Orkun Toktash in Sofia on April 12, 2019 should make an appointment in advance at:
- Medical Carrage's telephone numbers: 0879 977 401 and 0879 977 402
- to request their desired appointment online at https://www.medikara.bg/.
Patients will have to provide on the spot the medical records and imaging tests that have been done so far.
