Atakan Ezici

Especialidad: Ortopedista
Consultorio: Turquía, Estambul, Orthopedics Istanbul
- Specialist at the clinic: writes as “Op. Dr. Atakan Ezici, Orthopedics and Traumatology Specialist” across multiple pages.
- Performs minimally invasive arthroscopic procedures including closed knee arthroscopy with 2 small 1 cm incisions and arthroscopic release for knee arthrofibrosis using two mini camera portals.
- Operates on sports injuries and joint problems with arthroscopic techniques for meniscus, cruciate ligament, labrum/SLAP, and hip labral tears (described in the clinic’s procedure pages).
- Provides injection-based non-surgical options such as hyaluronic acid “liquid knee prosthesis” (hydrogel) injections.
- Uses imaging-based diagnosis pathways including joint MRI and MRI-guided evaluation before arthroscopy.
Atakan Ezici is a specialist at the clinic and contributes as a blog author on orthopedics and traumatology. His practice centers on arthroscopic sports surgery—especially knee arthroscopy and arthrofibrosis release—using minimally invasive camera-based techniques. For knee osteoarthritis and pain, he also describes hyaluronic acid “liquid knee prosthesis” (hydrogel) injections as a non-surgical option.

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The clinic’s content highlights arthrofibrosis treatment where adhesions are released arthroscopically through two small camera portals, aiming to restore knee motion while avoiding long open incisions. Atakan Ezici is a specialist at the clinic, and his written materials cover arthroscopic surgery across knee, shoulder, elbow, and hip conditions, with a strong focus on sports injuries. For example, knee arthroscopy is described as being performed through two 1 cm incisions, enabling repair of meniscus, cartilage, cruciate ligaments, and the kneecap during the same procedure. His approach also includes structured non-surgical pathways, including hyaluronic acid “liquid knee prosthesis” (hydrogel) injections for knee joint conditions. For diagnosis, the clinic emphasizes joint MRI and physical examination as key steps before selecting the operative plan.

Education

Education details are not specified in the available clinic content.

Work experience

Specialist at the clinic — Orthopedics and Traumatology (blog author content).

Clinical focus and techniques

Ezici’s clinic materials describe a procedure-based arthroscopy practice, where small portals and camera guidance enable treatment of intra-articular injuries and stiffness.

Knee arthroscopy (closed knee surgery) — described as performed via two 1 cm incisions using camera and instruments.
Knee arthrofibrosis release — described as opening adhesions around the kneecap using two mini camera portals.
Arthroscopic surgery for sports injuries — including meniscus, cartilage, cruciate ligament, and patellofemoral structures (as described in knee arthroscopy content).
Shoulder arthroscopy for labral tears such as Bankart and SLAP lesions (as described in shoulder labrum content).
Hip arthroscopy for labral tears — described as “closed hip surgery” with typically two portals.
Elbow arthroscopy — described as minimal invasive “camera and optics” surgery with small incisions for conditions such as tennis elbow and stiff elbow.
Os trigonum syndrome surgery — described as using a closed arthroscopic approach (“ankle-foot” arthroscopy/behind-the-ankle technique).
Hyaluronic acid “liquid knee prosthesis” (hydrogel) injections — described as an injection option for knee joint conditions.

Professional societies and certifications

Society memberships and certifications are not specified in the available clinic content.

Academic output

Academic output and publication metrics are not specified in the available clinic content.

Courses and advanced training

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Awards and recognition

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For international patients, the clinic’s materials describe diagnosis and treatment pathways that rely on physical examination and imaging such as joint MRI. The same arthroscopic framework is presented for multiple joints—knee, shoulder, hip, and elbow—so patients can understand how the technique choice follows the injury type. The clinic content is written to support decision-making before booking a consultation or procedure.