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History of NeurolocigalSurgery in Turkey
My intention is not narrating all of theTurkish Neurological Surgery History but maybe to light a candle in your
mind or maybe giving a cornerstone
Sources
bull httpwwwturknorosirurjiorgtrmenu3norosirurji-nedirbull httpt24comtrhaberunlu-beyin-cerrahi-gazi-yasargilden-tarihi-
duzeltme207529bull httpsenwikipediaorgwikiGazi_YaC59Fargilbull Neurosurgery November 1999 - Volume 45 - Issue 5 - p 1010 Legacies M Gazi
YaşargilNeurosurgeryrsquos Man of the Century Tew John M Jr MDbull World Neurosurgery Volume 79 Issue 1 January 2013 Pages 16ndash24 The History of
Neurosurgery in Anatolia and Turkey The Turkish Neurosurgical SocietyIhsan Solaroglu1 Feridun Acar2 Murad Bavbek3 Ugur Ture4 Ethem Beskonakli5
bull Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
bull Surg Neurol 200564 Suppl 2S115-22 History of neurosurgery and neurosurgical applications in Turkey
Naderi S1 Erbengi Abull A History of the Brain ndash Andrew P Wickens From Stone Age Surgery to modern
neuroscience
Science is a universal thing
Trepanation(from
the Greek trypanon meaning lsquoto borersquo)
A History of the Brain ndash Andrew P Wickens
FIGURE 12 An example of a Bronze Age skull from Jericho
Palestine dated from between 2200ndash2000 BC
Source Wellcome Library London
FIGURE 11 The Peruvian skull is relatively recent and dates from
between 1400 and 1530 AD It now resides in the American Museum of
Natural History
Source Squier 1877 p 457
Many trepanned skulls were found in Anatolian archaeological works
The history of neurosurgery in Anatolia goes back 10000 years Excavations in AşıklıHoumlyuumlk revealed the remains of a 20- to 25-year-old young woman had ldquotrepanationrdquo on her skull
One of the most famous Turkish physicians SerefeddinSabuncuoglu published his color illustrated surgery book CerrahiyetuumllHaniye(Imperial Surgery) ImperialSurgery in the 15th century This atlas contains many neurosurgicalapplications for epilepsy hydrocephalus headache low back painsciatica and spinal fractures
Fig 1 Serefeddin Sabuncuoglu applying cauterization forthe treatment of sciatica Adapted from SabuncuogluS Cerrahiyet-ul Haniyye Istanbul Medical HistoryDepartment Istanbul Faculty of Medicine IstanbulUniversity 1465 p 189
DrCemil (Topuzlu)Pasha was a pioneer of modern Turkish surgeryHe performed numerous neurosurgical procedures such as trepanation inbrain abscess and laminectomy The first page of the article fromDr Topuzlu regarding successful drainage of the brain abscess in 1894 is shown
Dr Mazhar Osman was the founder of modern neuroscience in Turkey He was aneuropsychiatrist who completed his training in Germany with Kreaplin (the founder of organicpsychiatry) Dr Osman published the first Turkish neuroscience journal between 1916 and 1918It contained 11 articles regarding neurosurgery The cover page of this first neuroscience journal Sisli Muessesesinde Emraˆz ı Akliye ve Asabiye Musamereleri is shown (courtesy of Dr SahapErkoc)
Prof Mim Kemal Oke (1884 1955) who replaced Prof Wieting as the chief of surgery at Gulhane Military Medical Academy at the end of the war was one the most reputable surgeons of the era and performed numerousneurotraumatological operations
The certificate given to Dr Tuner by Dr Foerster is the first fellowship certificate given in neurosurgery specialty in the history ofTurkish neurosurgery
Dr Hami Dilek worked as fellow of Dr Vincent and Dr DeMartel and returned to Turkey in 1936 He established neurosurgery departments in two different hospitals including Haydarpasa Numune Hospital and became the first residency program director for neurosurgery in 1947
Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
Dr Altınok was the chief of the department of neurosurgery from 1968 to 1992 at Bakirkoumly Mental and Psychological Health Hospital in Istanbul
He collaborated with Raymond M P DonaghyMD at the University of Vermont in developing microneurosurgery Yaşargiltreated epilepsy and brain tumors with instruments of his own design
Yasargil clips with their compression forceps This kind of metallic clips were developped by Yaşargil and are still used during neurosurgery to help treat aneurysms
Yasargil Leyla Retractor System
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
My intention is not narrating all of theTurkish Neurological Surgery History but maybe to light a candle in your
mind or maybe giving a cornerstone
Sources
bull httpwwwturknorosirurjiorgtrmenu3norosirurji-nedirbull httpt24comtrhaberunlu-beyin-cerrahi-gazi-yasargilden-tarihi-
duzeltme207529bull httpsenwikipediaorgwikiGazi_YaC59Fargilbull Neurosurgery November 1999 - Volume 45 - Issue 5 - p 1010 Legacies M Gazi
YaşargilNeurosurgeryrsquos Man of the Century Tew John M Jr MDbull World Neurosurgery Volume 79 Issue 1 January 2013 Pages 16ndash24 The History of
Neurosurgery in Anatolia and Turkey The Turkish Neurosurgical SocietyIhsan Solaroglu1 Feridun Acar2 Murad Bavbek3 Ugur Ture4 Ethem Beskonakli5
bull Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
bull Surg Neurol 200564 Suppl 2S115-22 History of neurosurgery and neurosurgical applications in Turkey
Naderi S1 Erbengi Abull A History of the Brain ndash Andrew P Wickens From Stone Age Surgery to modern
neuroscience
Science is a universal thing
Trepanation(from
the Greek trypanon meaning lsquoto borersquo)
A History of the Brain ndash Andrew P Wickens
FIGURE 12 An example of a Bronze Age skull from Jericho
Palestine dated from between 2200ndash2000 BC
Source Wellcome Library London
FIGURE 11 The Peruvian skull is relatively recent and dates from
between 1400 and 1530 AD It now resides in the American Museum of
Natural History
Source Squier 1877 p 457
Many trepanned skulls were found in Anatolian archaeological works
The history of neurosurgery in Anatolia goes back 10000 years Excavations in AşıklıHoumlyuumlk revealed the remains of a 20- to 25-year-old young woman had ldquotrepanationrdquo on her skull
One of the most famous Turkish physicians SerefeddinSabuncuoglu published his color illustrated surgery book CerrahiyetuumllHaniye(Imperial Surgery) ImperialSurgery in the 15th century This atlas contains many neurosurgicalapplications for epilepsy hydrocephalus headache low back painsciatica and spinal fractures
Fig 1 Serefeddin Sabuncuoglu applying cauterization forthe treatment of sciatica Adapted from SabuncuogluS Cerrahiyet-ul Haniyye Istanbul Medical HistoryDepartment Istanbul Faculty of Medicine IstanbulUniversity 1465 p 189
DrCemil (Topuzlu)Pasha was a pioneer of modern Turkish surgeryHe performed numerous neurosurgical procedures such as trepanation inbrain abscess and laminectomy The first page of the article fromDr Topuzlu regarding successful drainage of the brain abscess in 1894 is shown
Dr Mazhar Osman was the founder of modern neuroscience in Turkey He was aneuropsychiatrist who completed his training in Germany with Kreaplin (the founder of organicpsychiatry) Dr Osman published the first Turkish neuroscience journal between 1916 and 1918It contained 11 articles regarding neurosurgery The cover page of this first neuroscience journal Sisli Muessesesinde Emraˆz ı Akliye ve Asabiye Musamereleri is shown (courtesy of Dr SahapErkoc)
Prof Mim Kemal Oke (1884 1955) who replaced Prof Wieting as the chief of surgery at Gulhane Military Medical Academy at the end of the war was one the most reputable surgeons of the era and performed numerousneurotraumatological operations
The certificate given to Dr Tuner by Dr Foerster is the first fellowship certificate given in neurosurgery specialty in the history ofTurkish neurosurgery
Dr Hami Dilek worked as fellow of Dr Vincent and Dr DeMartel and returned to Turkey in 1936 He established neurosurgery departments in two different hospitals including Haydarpasa Numune Hospital and became the first residency program director for neurosurgery in 1947
Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
Dr Altınok was the chief of the department of neurosurgery from 1968 to 1992 at Bakirkoumly Mental and Psychological Health Hospital in Istanbul
He collaborated with Raymond M P DonaghyMD at the University of Vermont in developing microneurosurgery Yaşargiltreated epilepsy and brain tumors with instruments of his own design
Yasargil clips with their compression forceps This kind of metallic clips were developped by Yaşargil and are still used during neurosurgery to help treat aneurysms
Yasargil Leyla Retractor System
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
Sources
bull httpwwwturknorosirurjiorgtrmenu3norosirurji-nedirbull httpt24comtrhaberunlu-beyin-cerrahi-gazi-yasargilden-tarihi-
duzeltme207529bull httpsenwikipediaorgwikiGazi_YaC59Fargilbull Neurosurgery November 1999 - Volume 45 - Issue 5 - p 1010 Legacies M Gazi
YaşargilNeurosurgeryrsquos Man of the Century Tew John M Jr MDbull World Neurosurgery Volume 79 Issue 1 January 2013 Pages 16ndash24 The History of
Neurosurgery in Anatolia and Turkey The Turkish Neurosurgical SocietyIhsan Solaroglu1 Feridun Acar2 Murad Bavbek3 Ugur Ture4 Ethem Beskonakli5
bull Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
bull Surg Neurol 200564 Suppl 2S115-22 History of neurosurgery and neurosurgical applications in Turkey
Naderi S1 Erbengi Abull A History of the Brain ndash Andrew P Wickens From Stone Age Surgery to modern
neuroscience
Science is a universal thing
Trepanation(from
the Greek trypanon meaning lsquoto borersquo)
A History of the Brain ndash Andrew P Wickens
FIGURE 12 An example of a Bronze Age skull from Jericho
Palestine dated from between 2200ndash2000 BC
Source Wellcome Library London
FIGURE 11 The Peruvian skull is relatively recent and dates from
between 1400 and 1530 AD It now resides in the American Museum of
Natural History
Source Squier 1877 p 457
Many trepanned skulls were found in Anatolian archaeological works
The history of neurosurgery in Anatolia goes back 10000 years Excavations in AşıklıHoumlyuumlk revealed the remains of a 20- to 25-year-old young woman had ldquotrepanationrdquo on her skull
One of the most famous Turkish physicians SerefeddinSabuncuoglu published his color illustrated surgery book CerrahiyetuumllHaniye(Imperial Surgery) ImperialSurgery in the 15th century This atlas contains many neurosurgicalapplications for epilepsy hydrocephalus headache low back painsciatica and spinal fractures
Fig 1 Serefeddin Sabuncuoglu applying cauterization forthe treatment of sciatica Adapted from SabuncuogluS Cerrahiyet-ul Haniyye Istanbul Medical HistoryDepartment Istanbul Faculty of Medicine IstanbulUniversity 1465 p 189
DrCemil (Topuzlu)Pasha was a pioneer of modern Turkish surgeryHe performed numerous neurosurgical procedures such as trepanation inbrain abscess and laminectomy The first page of the article fromDr Topuzlu regarding successful drainage of the brain abscess in 1894 is shown
Dr Mazhar Osman was the founder of modern neuroscience in Turkey He was aneuropsychiatrist who completed his training in Germany with Kreaplin (the founder of organicpsychiatry) Dr Osman published the first Turkish neuroscience journal between 1916 and 1918It contained 11 articles regarding neurosurgery The cover page of this first neuroscience journal Sisli Muessesesinde Emraˆz ı Akliye ve Asabiye Musamereleri is shown (courtesy of Dr SahapErkoc)
Prof Mim Kemal Oke (1884 1955) who replaced Prof Wieting as the chief of surgery at Gulhane Military Medical Academy at the end of the war was one the most reputable surgeons of the era and performed numerousneurotraumatological operations
The certificate given to Dr Tuner by Dr Foerster is the first fellowship certificate given in neurosurgery specialty in the history ofTurkish neurosurgery
Dr Hami Dilek worked as fellow of Dr Vincent and Dr DeMartel and returned to Turkey in 1936 He established neurosurgery departments in two different hospitals including Haydarpasa Numune Hospital and became the first residency program director for neurosurgery in 1947
Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
Dr Altınok was the chief of the department of neurosurgery from 1968 to 1992 at Bakirkoumly Mental and Psychological Health Hospital in Istanbul
He collaborated with Raymond M P DonaghyMD at the University of Vermont in developing microneurosurgery Yaşargiltreated epilepsy and brain tumors with instruments of his own design
Yasargil clips with their compression forceps This kind of metallic clips were developped by Yaşargil and are still used during neurosurgery to help treat aneurysms
Yasargil Leyla Retractor System
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
Science is a universal thing
Trepanation(from
the Greek trypanon meaning lsquoto borersquo)
A History of the Brain ndash Andrew P Wickens
FIGURE 12 An example of a Bronze Age skull from Jericho
Palestine dated from between 2200ndash2000 BC
Source Wellcome Library London
FIGURE 11 The Peruvian skull is relatively recent and dates from
between 1400 and 1530 AD It now resides in the American Museum of
Natural History
Source Squier 1877 p 457
Many trepanned skulls were found in Anatolian archaeological works
The history of neurosurgery in Anatolia goes back 10000 years Excavations in AşıklıHoumlyuumlk revealed the remains of a 20- to 25-year-old young woman had ldquotrepanationrdquo on her skull
One of the most famous Turkish physicians SerefeddinSabuncuoglu published his color illustrated surgery book CerrahiyetuumllHaniye(Imperial Surgery) ImperialSurgery in the 15th century This atlas contains many neurosurgicalapplications for epilepsy hydrocephalus headache low back painsciatica and spinal fractures
Fig 1 Serefeddin Sabuncuoglu applying cauterization forthe treatment of sciatica Adapted from SabuncuogluS Cerrahiyet-ul Haniyye Istanbul Medical HistoryDepartment Istanbul Faculty of Medicine IstanbulUniversity 1465 p 189
DrCemil (Topuzlu)Pasha was a pioneer of modern Turkish surgeryHe performed numerous neurosurgical procedures such as trepanation inbrain abscess and laminectomy The first page of the article fromDr Topuzlu regarding successful drainage of the brain abscess in 1894 is shown
Dr Mazhar Osman was the founder of modern neuroscience in Turkey He was aneuropsychiatrist who completed his training in Germany with Kreaplin (the founder of organicpsychiatry) Dr Osman published the first Turkish neuroscience journal between 1916 and 1918It contained 11 articles regarding neurosurgery The cover page of this first neuroscience journal Sisli Muessesesinde Emraˆz ı Akliye ve Asabiye Musamereleri is shown (courtesy of Dr SahapErkoc)
Prof Mim Kemal Oke (1884 1955) who replaced Prof Wieting as the chief of surgery at Gulhane Military Medical Academy at the end of the war was one the most reputable surgeons of the era and performed numerousneurotraumatological operations
The certificate given to Dr Tuner by Dr Foerster is the first fellowship certificate given in neurosurgery specialty in the history ofTurkish neurosurgery
Dr Hami Dilek worked as fellow of Dr Vincent and Dr DeMartel and returned to Turkey in 1936 He established neurosurgery departments in two different hospitals including Haydarpasa Numune Hospital and became the first residency program director for neurosurgery in 1947
Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
Dr Altınok was the chief of the department of neurosurgery from 1968 to 1992 at Bakirkoumly Mental and Psychological Health Hospital in Istanbul
He collaborated with Raymond M P DonaghyMD at the University of Vermont in developing microneurosurgery Yaşargiltreated epilepsy and brain tumors with instruments of his own design
Yasargil clips with their compression forceps This kind of metallic clips were developped by Yaşargil and are still used during neurosurgery to help treat aneurysms
Yasargil Leyla Retractor System
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
Trepanation(from
the Greek trypanon meaning lsquoto borersquo)
A History of the Brain ndash Andrew P Wickens
FIGURE 12 An example of a Bronze Age skull from Jericho
Palestine dated from between 2200ndash2000 BC
Source Wellcome Library London
FIGURE 11 The Peruvian skull is relatively recent and dates from
between 1400 and 1530 AD It now resides in the American Museum of
Natural History
Source Squier 1877 p 457
Many trepanned skulls were found in Anatolian archaeological works
The history of neurosurgery in Anatolia goes back 10000 years Excavations in AşıklıHoumlyuumlk revealed the remains of a 20- to 25-year-old young woman had ldquotrepanationrdquo on her skull
One of the most famous Turkish physicians SerefeddinSabuncuoglu published his color illustrated surgery book CerrahiyetuumllHaniye(Imperial Surgery) ImperialSurgery in the 15th century This atlas contains many neurosurgicalapplications for epilepsy hydrocephalus headache low back painsciatica and spinal fractures
Fig 1 Serefeddin Sabuncuoglu applying cauterization forthe treatment of sciatica Adapted from SabuncuogluS Cerrahiyet-ul Haniyye Istanbul Medical HistoryDepartment Istanbul Faculty of Medicine IstanbulUniversity 1465 p 189
DrCemil (Topuzlu)Pasha was a pioneer of modern Turkish surgeryHe performed numerous neurosurgical procedures such as trepanation inbrain abscess and laminectomy The first page of the article fromDr Topuzlu regarding successful drainage of the brain abscess in 1894 is shown
Dr Mazhar Osman was the founder of modern neuroscience in Turkey He was aneuropsychiatrist who completed his training in Germany with Kreaplin (the founder of organicpsychiatry) Dr Osman published the first Turkish neuroscience journal between 1916 and 1918It contained 11 articles regarding neurosurgery The cover page of this first neuroscience journal Sisli Muessesesinde Emraˆz ı Akliye ve Asabiye Musamereleri is shown (courtesy of Dr SahapErkoc)
Prof Mim Kemal Oke (1884 1955) who replaced Prof Wieting as the chief of surgery at Gulhane Military Medical Academy at the end of the war was one the most reputable surgeons of the era and performed numerousneurotraumatological operations
The certificate given to Dr Tuner by Dr Foerster is the first fellowship certificate given in neurosurgery specialty in the history ofTurkish neurosurgery
Dr Hami Dilek worked as fellow of Dr Vincent and Dr DeMartel and returned to Turkey in 1936 He established neurosurgery departments in two different hospitals including Haydarpasa Numune Hospital and became the first residency program director for neurosurgery in 1947
Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
Dr Altınok was the chief of the department of neurosurgery from 1968 to 1992 at Bakirkoumly Mental and Psychological Health Hospital in Istanbul
He collaborated with Raymond M P DonaghyMD at the University of Vermont in developing microneurosurgery Yaşargiltreated epilepsy and brain tumors with instruments of his own design
Yasargil clips with their compression forceps This kind of metallic clips were developped by Yaşargil and are still used during neurosurgery to help treat aneurysms
Yasargil Leyla Retractor System
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
Many trepanned skulls were found in Anatolian archaeological works
The history of neurosurgery in Anatolia goes back 10000 years Excavations in AşıklıHoumlyuumlk revealed the remains of a 20- to 25-year-old young woman had ldquotrepanationrdquo on her skull
One of the most famous Turkish physicians SerefeddinSabuncuoglu published his color illustrated surgery book CerrahiyetuumllHaniye(Imperial Surgery) ImperialSurgery in the 15th century This atlas contains many neurosurgicalapplications for epilepsy hydrocephalus headache low back painsciatica and spinal fractures
Fig 1 Serefeddin Sabuncuoglu applying cauterization forthe treatment of sciatica Adapted from SabuncuogluS Cerrahiyet-ul Haniyye Istanbul Medical HistoryDepartment Istanbul Faculty of Medicine IstanbulUniversity 1465 p 189
DrCemil (Topuzlu)Pasha was a pioneer of modern Turkish surgeryHe performed numerous neurosurgical procedures such as trepanation inbrain abscess and laminectomy The first page of the article fromDr Topuzlu regarding successful drainage of the brain abscess in 1894 is shown
Dr Mazhar Osman was the founder of modern neuroscience in Turkey He was aneuropsychiatrist who completed his training in Germany with Kreaplin (the founder of organicpsychiatry) Dr Osman published the first Turkish neuroscience journal between 1916 and 1918It contained 11 articles regarding neurosurgery The cover page of this first neuroscience journal Sisli Muessesesinde Emraˆz ı Akliye ve Asabiye Musamereleri is shown (courtesy of Dr SahapErkoc)
Prof Mim Kemal Oke (1884 1955) who replaced Prof Wieting as the chief of surgery at Gulhane Military Medical Academy at the end of the war was one the most reputable surgeons of the era and performed numerousneurotraumatological operations
The certificate given to Dr Tuner by Dr Foerster is the first fellowship certificate given in neurosurgery specialty in the history ofTurkish neurosurgery
Dr Hami Dilek worked as fellow of Dr Vincent and Dr DeMartel and returned to Turkey in 1936 He established neurosurgery departments in two different hospitals including Haydarpasa Numune Hospital and became the first residency program director for neurosurgery in 1947
Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
Dr Altınok was the chief of the department of neurosurgery from 1968 to 1992 at Bakirkoumly Mental and Psychological Health Hospital in Istanbul
He collaborated with Raymond M P DonaghyMD at the University of Vermont in developing microneurosurgery Yaşargiltreated epilepsy and brain tumors with instruments of his own design
Yasargil clips with their compression forceps This kind of metallic clips were developped by Yaşargil and are still used during neurosurgery to help treat aneurysms
Yasargil Leyla Retractor System
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
One of the most famous Turkish physicians SerefeddinSabuncuoglu published his color illustrated surgery book CerrahiyetuumllHaniye(Imperial Surgery) ImperialSurgery in the 15th century This atlas contains many neurosurgicalapplications for epilepsy hydrocephalus headache low back painsciatica and spinal fractures
Fig 1 Serefeddin Sabuncuoglu applying cauterization forthe treatment of sciatica Adapted from SabuncuogluS Cerrahiyet-ul Haniyye Istanbul Medical HistoryDepartment Istanbul Faculty of Medicine IstanbulUniversity 1465 p 189
DrCemil (Topuzlu)Pasha was a pioneer of modern Turkish surgeryHe performed numerous neurosurgical procedures such as trepanation inbrain abscess and laminectomy The first page of the article fromDr Topuzlu regarding successful drainage of the brain abscess in 1894 is shown
Dr Mazhar Osman was the founder of modern neuroscience in Turkey He was aneuropsychiatrist who completed his training in Germany with Kreaplin (the founder of organicpsychiatry) Dr Osman published the first Turkish neuroscience journal between 1916 and 1918It contained 11 articles regarding neurosurgery The cover page of this first neuroscience journal Sisli Muessesesinde Emraˆz ı Akliye ve Asabiye Musamereleri is shown (courtesy of Dr SahapErkoc)
Prof Mim Kemal Oke (1884 1955) who replaced Prof Wieting as the chief of surgery at Gulhane Military Medical Academy at the end of the war was one the most reputable surgeons of the era and performed numerousneurotraumatological operations
The certificate given to Dr Tuner by Dr Foerster is the first fellowship certificate given in neurosurgery specialty in the history ofTurkish neurosurgery
Dr Hami Dilek worked as fellow of Dr Vincent and Dr DeMartel and returned to Turkey in 1936 He established neurosurgery departments in two different hospitals including Haydarpasa Numune Hospital and became the first residency program director for neurosurgery in 1947
Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
Dr Altınok was the chief of the department of neurosurgery from 1968 to 1992 at Bakirkoumly Mental and Psychological Health Hospital in Istanbul
He collaborated with Raymond M P DonaghyMD at the University of Vermont in developing microneurosurgery Yaşargiltreated epilepsy and brain tumors with instruments of his own design
Yasargil clips with their compression forceps This kind of metallic clips were developped by Yaşargil and are still used during neurosurgery to help treat aneurysms
Yasargil Leyla Retractor System
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
Fig 1 Serefeddin Sabuncuoglu applying cauterization forthe treatment of sciatica Adapted from SabuncuogluS Cerrahiyet-ul Haniyye Istanbul Medical HistoryDepartment Istanbul Faculty of Medicine IstanbulUniversity 1465 p 189
DrCemil (Topuzlu)Pasha was a pioneer of modern Turkish surgeryHe performed numerous neurosurgical procedures such as trepanation inbrain abscess and laminectomy The first page of the article fromDr Topuzlu regarding successful drainage of the brain abscess in 1894 is shown
Dr Mazhar Osman was the founder of modern neuroscience in Turkey He was aneuropsychiatrist who completed his training in Germany with Kreaplin (the founder of organicpsychiatry) Dr Osman published the first Turkish neuroscience journal between 1916 and 1918It contained 11 articles regarding neurosurgery The cover page of this first neuroscience journal Sisli Muessesesinde Emraˆz ı Akliye ve Asabiye Musamereleri is shown (courtesy of Dr SahapErkoc)
Prof Mim Kemal Oke (1884 1955) who replaced Prof Wieting as the chief of surgery at Gulhane Military Medical Academy at the end of the war was one the most reputable surgeons of the era and performed numerousneurotraumatological operations
The certificate given to Dr Tuner by Dr Foerster is the first fellowship certificate given in neurosurgery specialty in the history ofTurkish neurosurgery
Dr Hami Dilek worked as fellow of Dr Vincent and Dr DeMartel and returned to Turkey in 1936 He established neurosurgery departments in two different hospitals including Haydarpasa Numune Hospital and became the first residency program director for neurosurgery in 1947
Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
Dr Altınok was the chief of the department of neurosurgery from 1968 to 1992 at Bakirkoumly Mental and Psychological Health Hospital in Istanbul
He collaborated with Raymond M P DonaghyMD at the University of Vermont in developing microneurosurgery Yaşargiltreated epilepsy and brain tumors with instruments of his own design
Yasargil clips with their compression forceps This kind of metallic clips were developped by Yaşargil and are still used during neurosurgery to help treat aneurysms
Yasargil Leyla Retractor System
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
DrCemil (Topuzlu)Pasha was a pioneer of modern Turkish surgeryHe performed numerous neurosurgical procedures such as trepanation inbrain abscess and laminectomy The first page of the article fromDr Topuzlu regarding successful drainage of the brain abscess in 1894 is shown
Dr Mazhar Osman was the founder of modern neuroscience in Turkey He was aneuropsychiatrist who completed his training in Germany with Kreaplin (the founder of organicpsychiatry) Dr Osman published the first Turkish neuroscience journal between 1916 and 1918It contained 11 articles regarding neurosurgery The cover page of this first neuroscience journal Sisli Muessesesinde Emraˆz ı Akliye ve Asabiye Musamereleri is shown (courtesy of Dr SahapErkoc)
Prof Mim Kemal Oke (1884 1955) who replaced Prof Wieting as the chief of surgery at Gulhane Military Medical Academy at the end of the war was one the most reputable surgeons of the era and performed numerousneurotraumatological operations
The certificate given to Dr Tuner by Dr Foerster is the first fellowship certificate given in neurosurgery specialty in the history ofTurkish neurosurgery
Dr Hami Dilek worked as fellow of Dr Vincent and Dr DeMartel and returned to Turkey in 1936 He established neurosurgery departments in two different hospitals including Haydarpasa Numune Hospital and became the first residency program director for neurosurgery in 1947
Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
Dr Altınok was the chief of the department of neurosurgery from 1968 to 1992 at Bakirkoumly Mental and Psychological Health Hospital in Istanbul
He collaborated with Raymond M P DonaghyMD at the University of Vermont in developing microneurosurgery Yaşargiltreated epilepsy and brain tumors with instruments of his own design
Yasargil clips with their compression forceps This kind of metallic clips were developped by Yaşargil and are still used during neurosurgery to help treat aneurysms
Yasargil Leyla Retractor System
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
Dr Mazhar Osman was the founder of modern neuroscience in Turkey He was aneuropsychiatrist who completed his training in Germany with Kreaplin (the founder of organicpsychiatry) Dr Osman published the first Turkish neuroscience journal between 1916 and 1918It contained 11 articles regarding neurosurgery The cover page of this first neuroscience journal Sisli Muessesesinde Emraˆz ı Akliye ve Asabiye Musamereleri is shown (courtesy of Dr SahapErkoc)
Prof Mim Kemal Oke (1884 1955) who replaced Prof Wieting as the chief of surgery at Gulhane Military Medical Academy at the end of the war was one the most reputable surgeons of the era and performed numerousneurotraumatological operations
The certificate given to Dr Tuner by Dr Foerster is the first fellowship certificate given in neurosurgery specialty in the history ofTurkish neurosurgery
Dr Hami Dilek worked as fellow of Dr Vincent and Dr DeMartel and returned to Turkey in 1936 He established neurosurgery departments in two different hospitals including Haydarpasa Numune Hospital and became the first residency program director for neurosurgery in 1947
Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
Dr Altınok was the chief of the department of neurosurgery from 1968 to 1992 at Bakirkoumly Mental and Psychological Health Hospital in Istanbul
He collaborated with Raymond M P DonaghyMD at the University of Vermont in developing microneurosurgery Yaşargiltreated epilepsy and brain tumors with instruments of his own design
Yasargil clips with their compression forceps This kind of metallic clips were developped by Yaşargil and are still used during neurosurgery to help treat aneurysms
Yasargil Leyla Retractor System
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
Prof Mim Kemal Oke (1884 1955) who replaced Prof Wieting as the chief of surgery at Gulhane Military Medical Academy at the end of the war was one the most reputable surgeons of the era and performed numerousneurotraumatological operations
The certificate given to Dr Tuner by Dr Foerster is the first fellowship certificate given in neurosurgery specialty in the history ofTurkish neurosurgery
Dr Hami Dilek worked as fellow of Dr Vincent and Dr DeMartel and returned to Turkey in 1936 He established neurosurgery departments in two different hospitals including Haydarpasa Numune Hospital and became the first residency program director for neurosurgery in 1947
Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
Dr Altınok was the chief of the department of neurosurgery from 1968 to 1992 at Bakirkoumly Mental and Psychological Health Hospital in Istanbul
He collaborated with Raymond M P DonaghyMD at the University of Vermont in developing microneurosurgery Yaşargiltreated epilepsy and brain tumors with instruments of his own design
Yasargil clips with their compression forceps This kind of metallic clips were developped by Yaşargil and are still used during neurosurgery to help treat aneurysms
Yasargil Leyla Retractor System
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
The certificate given to Dr Tuner by Dr Foerster is the first fellowship certificate given in neurosurgery specialty in the history ofTurkish neurosurgery
Dr Hami Dilek worked as fellow of Dr Vincent and Dr DeMartel and returned to Turkey in 1936 He established neurosurgery departments in two different hospitals including Haydarpasa Numune Hospital and became the first residency program director for neurosurgery in 1947
Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
Dr Altınok was the chief of the department of neurosurgery from 1968 to 1992 at Bakirkoumly Mental and Psychological Health Hospital in Istanbul
He collaborated with Raymond M P DonaghyMD at the University of Vermont in developing microneurosurgery Yaşargiltreated epilepsy and brain tumors with instruments of his own design
Yasargil clips with their compression forceps This kind of metallic clips were developped by Yaşargil and are still used during neurosurgery to help treat aneurysms
Yasargil Leyla Retractor System
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
Dr Hami Dilek worked as fellow of Dr Vincent and Dr DeMartel and returned to Turkey in 1936 He established neurosurgery departments in two different hospitals including Haydarpasa Numune Hospital and became the first residency program director for neurosurgery in 1947
Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
Dr Altınok was the chief of the department of neurosurgery from 1968 to 1992 at Bakirkoumly Mental and Psychological Health Hospital in Istanbul
He collaborated with Raymond M P DonaghyMD at the University of Vermont in developing microneurosurgery Yaşargiltreated epilepsy and brain tumors with instruments of his own design
Yasargil clips with their compression forceps This kind of metallic clips were developped by Yaşargil and are still used during neurosurgery to help treat aneurysms
Yasargil Leyla Retractor System
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
Acta NeurochirurgicaSeptember 2007 Volume 149 Issue 9 pp 943-948
Dr Altınok was the chief of the department of neurosurgery from 1968 to 1992 at Bakirkoumly Mental and Psychological Health Hospital in Istanbul
He collaborated with Raymond M P DonaghyMD at the University of Vermont in developing microneurosurgery Yaşargiltreated epilepsy and brain tumors with instruments of his own design
Yasargil clips with their compression forceps This kind of metallic clips were developped by Yaşargil and are still used during neurosurgery to help treat aneurysms
Yasargil Leyla Retractor System
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
He collaborated with Raymond M P DonaghyMD at the University of Vermont in developing microneurosurgery Yaşargiltreated epilepsy and brain tumors with instruments of his own design
Yasargil clips with their compression forceps This kind of metallic clips were developped by Yaşargil and are still used during neurosurgery to help treat aneurysms
Yasargil Leyla Retractor System
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
Yasargil clips with their compression forceps This kind of metallic clips were developped by Yaşargil and are still used during neurosurgery to help treat aneurysms
Yasargil Leyla Retractor System
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
Currently there are almost 1200 neurosurgeons in Turkey and 75 training clinics at university hospitals and Training and Research Hospitals of the Ministry of Health provide neurosurgery training The current state of neurosurgery in Turkey is parallel to that of the advanced Western countries Apart from the application of neurosurgical procedures there have been many scientific studies from Turkish neurosurgeons contributing to the total body of literature in neurosurgery
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
Turkish Neurosurgical Society
TNS has two scientific peer-reviewed journals Turkish Neurosurgery and TuumlrkNoumlroşiruumlrji Dergisi (Turkish Journal of Neurosurgery) The TNS bulletin was published four times a year to facilitate communication within the Society and to keep record of all the works conducted
Alongside periodicals TNS published the Basic Neurosurgery Textbook which comprises two volumes and 2144 pages Moreover 13 more books on various subjects have been published for our colleagues
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