Thirty-six diagnostic and treatment systems used across the Acıbadem hospitals in Türkiye, from robotic surgery and radiosurgery to high-field MRI and adaptive radiotherapy. Each one is a tool inside a treatment plan: tell us about your case and the physician who reviews it will say which apply to you.
Medical technologies at Acıbadem are the diagnostic and treatment systems installed across the group's JCI-accredited hospitals and its 45+ hospitals and clinics in Türkiye: imaging scanners, radiotherapy platforms, surgical robots, lasers and rehabilitation devices. They are operated by the medical units that own them, and a device is proposed only when the treating physician judges it right for the individual case.
For a patient abroad the practical point is this: you do not choose a machine, you send your records. The relevant unit reviews them, states in the written plan which technology it proposes and in which hospital, and gives an itemised cost estimate. The review is free and carries no obligation; the decision to travel is yours once you have read the plan.
A short description of each system and the unit that uses it. For your own case, message us on WhatsApp or request a written plan; the technology name is added to your message automatically.
Diagnosis A high-field magnetic resonance scanner producing detailed images of the brain, spine, joints, abdomen and heart without radiation. The 3 Tesla field strength supports fine anatomical detail and functional studies, and examinations are read by sub-specialised radiologists on the same day.
Diagnosis A fusion system that overlays MRI findings on live ultrasound so that suspicious areas of the prostate can be targeted precisely during biopsy. The urologist plans the sampling on a 3D map, and the procedure is performed as a day case.
Diagnosis Automated volumetric ultrasound that scans the whole breast and reconstructs it in three dimensions over time. It complements mammography, particularly in dense breast tissue, and the stored volumes can be reviewed again without repeating the examination.
Treatment An exoskeleton-based arm and hand rehabilitation system used after stroke, brain or spinal cord injury. Weight support and game-like exercises let patients practise reaching and grasping movements repeatedly under a therapist's guidance, with progress recorded session by session.
Treatment A robotic radiosurgery system that delivers focused beams of radiation from many angles while tracking the target in real time. It is used for selected tumours of the brain, spine, lung, liver, prostate and pancreas, typically in one to five sessions, without a surgical incision.
Treatment A surgical robot controlled by the operating surgeon from a console, translating hand movements into fine instrument motion through small incisions with magnified 3D vision. Acıbadem teams use it in urology, gynecology, general, thoracic and cardiac surgery where the surgeon judges it appropriate.
Diagnosis Digital breast imaging that captures a series of thin slices and reconstructs them in three dimensions, so overlapping tissue is separated on the image. It is used for screening and for the evaluation of findings, read together with ultrasound and MRI when needed.
Diagnosis Digital subtraction angiography shows blood vessels in detail by removing bone and soft tissue from the image. It is used to diagnose narrowing, aneurysms and malformations of the brain, heart and peripheral vessels, and to guide catheter-based treatment in the same session.
Diagnosis A micro-endoscope introduced through the nipple to examine the milk ducts directly, most often when there is nipple discharge. The breast surgeon can visualise and locate lesions inside the ducts and plan a targeted procedure instead of a wider excision.
Diagnosis A bronchoscope with an ultrasound probe at its tip that images lymph nodes and masses beside the airways and allows needle sampling under direct guidance. It is used to stage lung cancer and to investigate enlarged mediastinal lymph nodes without open surgery.
Diagnosis A low-dose imaging system that captures the whole skeleton in a standing position and builds a 3D model of the spine, pelvis and legs. Orthopedic and spine surgeons use it to assess alignment and to plan scoliosis, hip and knee treatment.
Treatment A radiotherapy platform that images the patient at each session and adapts the treatment plan to the anatomy of that day with artificial-intelligence support. It is used where organs move or change between sessions, such as pelvic, abdominal and head-and-neck treatment.
Diagnosis An endoscope carrying an ultrasound probe that images the pancreas, bile ducts, oesophagus, stomach wall and nearby lymph nodes from inside the digestive tract. Fine-needle sampling and drainage procedures can be performed through the same instrument.
Treatment An ultraviolet laser that reshapes the cornea to correct short-sightedness, long-sightedness and astigmatism in procedures such as LASIK and PRK. Suitability is decided after a detailed eye examination, and the ophthalmologist explains which method fits the individual cornea.
Treatment A femtosecond laser used in cataract surgery to make the corneal incisions, open the lens capsule and soften the cataract before the artificial lens is implanted. The surgeon programmes each step on imaging of the individual eye taken immediately before the procedure.
Diagnosis A non-invasive device that measures liver stiffness and fat content with elastography, giving an indication of fibrosis without a biopsy. Hepatology uses it to follow fatty liver disease, hepatitis and other chronic liver conditions over time.
Diagnosis A dual-source computed tomography scanner that images the heart and chest in a fraction of a second at reduced radiation dose. It is used for coronary CT angiography, lung screening and examinations in patients who cannot hold their breath for long.
Diagnosis A high-end dual-source CT scanner that combines speed, low dose and dual-energy imaging, which characterises tissue by its composition. It is used for cardiac, oncological and vascular imaging and for patients where contrast dose and breath-holding need to be kept to a minimum.
Treatment A dedicated radiosurgery system for the brain that focuses many small beams of radiation on a target with sub-millimetre precision, usually in a single session. It is used for brain metastases, acoustic neuroma, meningioma, arteriovenous malformations and trigeminal neuralgia.
Treatment A holmium laser technique for enlarged prostate in which the obstructing tissue is enucleated and removed through the urethra without an external incision. It is an option for larger prostates and for patients on blood-thinning medication, decided by the urologist after assessment.
Diagnosis A 3 Tesla MRI installed next to the neurosurgical operating theatre, so the surgical team can image the brain during an operation and check the extent of tumour removal before closing. It is used in glioma, pituitary and epilepsy surgery.
Treatment A robotic gait trainer that supports body weight and guides the legs through a physiological walking pattern on a treadmill. It is used in rehabilitation after stroke, spinal cord injury, brain injury and in neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis.
Treatment A linear accelerator combined with an MRI scanner, so the tumour and surrounding organs are imaged in soft-tissue detail during each radiotherapy session and the plan is adapted to what is seen. It is used for tumours in moving or difficult-to-see regions such as the pancreas and prostate.
Treatment A handheld robotic system for partial and total knee replacement that maps the patient's knee during surgery without pre-operative CT and guides bone preparation to the planned implant position. The orthopedic surgeon remains in control of every cut.
Diagnosis Positron emission tomography combined with CT shows the metabolic activity of tissue on an anatomical map in one examination. It is used to stage cancer, assess response to treatment, look for recurrence and, with specific tracers, to evaluate the heart and brain.
Diagnosis A computerised platform that measures balance and postural control under changing visual and surface conditions. Neurology and ENT use it to investigate dizziness and falls, to distinguish inner-ear from central causes and to guide vestibular rehabilitation.
Diagnosis An angiography suite whose C-arm is mounted on an industrial robot, allowing imaging from almost any angle and 3D reconstruction during the procedure. It supports catheter-based treatment of vascular disease, tumour embolisation and complex neuro-interventions.
Treatment Robotic assistance for hip and knee replacement in which a CT-based plan of implant size and position is transferred to the operation and the robotic arm keeps bone preparation within that plan. Suitability is decided by the orthopedic surgeon for each patient.
Treatment A robotic platform for neurosurgery that positions instruments along a planned trajectory with high precision. It is used for placing electrodes in epilepsy surgery and deep brain stimulation, for biopsies and for minimally invasive approaches to deep-seated lesions.
Treatment A cooling cap worn before, during and after chemotherapy infusions to lower the temperature of the scalp and reduce the amount of drug reaching hair follicles. It is offered to suitable patients as a supportive measure; the oncology team explains what can be expected for each regimen.
Diagnosis A CT scanner mounted on rails that moves over the patient in the operating theatre, so imaging can be performed during surgery without moving the patient. It is used in spine, trauma and neurosurgical procedures to confirm implant position and the result before closing.
Diagnosis Single-photon emission tomography fused with CT, combining functional nuclear-medicine imaging with anatomical detail. It is used for bone, thyroid, parathyroid, cardiac and sentinel-lymph-node studies, giving the location of activity precisely within the body.
Treatment A fibre laser used in urology to fragment kidney and ureteral stones into fine dust through a thin flexible endoscope, and for prostate and soft-tissue procedures. The urologist selects the technique according to stone size, location and the patient's anatomy.
Treatment A radiotherapy system that delivers intensity-modulated treatment helically, slice by slice, with a built-in CT for daily image guidance. It is used for large or irregular target volumes, for treating several sites at once and for craniospinal and total-marrow irradiation.
Treatment A linear accelerator for image-guided and stereotactic radiotherapy that delivers precisely shaped beams at high dose rates with motion management. It is used across cancer types, including lung, liver, breast, prostate and head-and-neck treatment, with sessions planned by physicists and physicians together.
Diagnosis A single MRI examination that images the body from head to thigh without radiation, used in cancer staging, myeloma, screening of hereditary cancer syndromes and selected check-up programmes. The radiologist reports each region and refers findings to the relevant unit.
WhatsApp or the form, in your language. Mention a technology if you have one in mind; it is not required.
The physician decides which diagnosis or treatment method applies, and with it which system.
Hospital, physician, technology and an itemised cost estimate, free and without obligation.
Transfers, interpreter and accommodation guidance are arranged; reports and images go home with you.
Leave your details and a line about your situation. A coordinator replies within 24 hours, tells you which documents the unit needs and sends the written plan, including the proposed technology and hospital, once the physician has reviewed them.
Reply within 24 hours. Your details are used only to answer your request.
Not every device is in every hospital. When your records are reviewed, the treatment plan names the hospital where the technology the physician proposes is installed, so you know where you will be treated before you book.
The treating physician, after reviewing your medical records and, where needed, examining you in Türkiye. A technology is a tool inside a treatment plan; it is never chosen before the diagnosis and the plan are clear.
Robotic systems such as da Vinci, ROSA and orthopedic robots are used in specific procedures and only when the surgeon judges them suitable for the individual case. Send your reports and the surgeon will say whether a robotic approach applies to you.
Yes. MRI, CT, PET/CT and other examinations can be scheduled around your arrival, and results are read by sub-specialised radiologists and shared with the treating unit, usually on the same day.
The cost estimate you receive is based on the treatment plan, including the technology it uses, and is itemised in writing. It is prepared free of charge after the physician's review, so you can compare it before deciding to travel.
The Acıbadem group operates JCI-accredited hospitals among its 45+ hospitals and clinics. Accreditation applies to the hospital; the treatment plan states which hospital and which technology are proposed for you.
Imaging, reports and the treatment summary are given to you in full, in a format your doctor at home can use, and follow-up is arranged through the office and the treating physician after your return.
Use the WhatsApp button on the card or request a plan through the form; the technology name is added to your message automatically. A coordinator replies within 24 hours and tells you which records the physician needs.
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