Prof Saim Yilmaz, MD

Today, surgery is no longer necessary in most thyroid disorders. For many years, we have been able to treat benign thyroid nodules with minimally invasive procedures such as radiofrequency and microwave ablation. Our center has pioneered angiographic embolization in multinodular goiter, large nodules and Graves disease and also cryoablation in papillary and follicular thyroid cancers as well as indeterminate nodules.

We are at your service with more than 30 years of experience in minimally invasive thyroid treatments and thousands of happy patients.

Treatment Process

Arrival in Turkey

You may arrange your hotel by yourself or our staff may help you. We recommend that you prefer a hotel near our center and arrive in Turkey at least one day before the treatment.

Day of the operation

Following a detailed evaluation on the day of the treatment your procedure will be performed. The time spent at the clinic may be several hours, and most patients are discharged on the same day.

hotel accommodation

After the discharge, you may stay at your hotel for several days. We may invite you for a control examination the next or following day.

return home

After you return to your home country, we recommend a follow-up thyroid ultrasound and hormone tests at 6 months. Based on these results, an online doctor consultation may be offered.

Treatments

Radiofrequency or cryoablation, which is better in thyroid nodules?

Multinodular goiter, plonging goiter: Is embolization the best choice?

What is the ideal treatment for cystic thyroid nodules?

If the biopsy is indeterminate what is the best option?

Can toxic (hot) nodules be treated with ablation?

Graves’ disease: What are the advantages of embolization?

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