Cardiology and Vascular Care

The heart is a hollow, muscular, cone-shaped organ that circulates blood throughout the body via blood vessels. To care for the heart and vascular system, it's important to consult a cardiologist, who plays a significant role in the treatment and management of heart diseases, vascular conditions, arrhythmias, heart failure, and inherited heart issues.

Pediatric Cardiology and Vascular Diseases

Pediatric heart diseases include congenital heart failures, viral infections, and diseases that occur later in childhood as a result of other illnesses and genetic syndromes. With the advancement of medicine and technology, many children with heart diseases are able to return to their normal and active lives. One of the symptoms of heart problems in children and adolescents is persistent difficulty in breathing, which is often overlooked. This is because most people associate respiratory problems more with lung issues. Therefore, consultation and screening by a cardiologist can be very beneficial in improving the progression of the disease.

Ophthalmology

The eye, as the most sensitive organ of the body, can be easily damaged. Most types of eye diseases have no early symptoms and are almost painless. Timely diagnosis of these diseases can play a crucial role in their effective treatment. Therefore, the best way to protect eye health is through regular visits to an ophthalmologist and by being aware of the various eye disorders and their symptoms.

Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT)

If there are issues or problems with the ear, such as ear infections, tinnitus, pain, or balance disorders, problems related to the nose, nasal cavities, and sinuses, diseases like tumors, trauma, and deformities of the head and neck, cosmetic and reconstructive surgeries related to this area, visiting an ENT specialist is essential. These specialists can also treat congenital ear disorders.

General Surgery

General surgery is a medical specialty that involves treating diseases of various parts of the human body using surgical techniques. This field focuses on trauma, diseases of the digestive system, abdomen, neck, endocrine glands, peripheral vessels, and breast.

Neurosurgery

Obstetrics and Gynecology

Ensuring the health of women, especially during pregnancy and childbirth, is extremely important. The physical and psychological issues women face can directly impact the health of all family members, so the detrimental effects of maternal disease and maternal mortality on family health cannot be ignored. If most chronic diseases in women are diagnosed early and properly managed, their harmful effects significantly decrease.

Nuclear Medicine

Nuclear medicine is one of the diagnostic and treatment methods in medical science, in which amounts of radioactive material are used to diagnose, evaluate or treat various diseases, including cancer, heart diseases, bones, digestive system problems, endocrine disorders or Neurological and other abnormalities are used. Since this method can determine the molecular activity, it has the potential to detect the disease in its early stages. It can also show whether the patient has responded to treatment. The working procedure is that first, the radio-medicine for each organ is labeled with a radioactive substance and is injected into the patient and accumulates in the desired organ, then the desired organ is photographed using a gamma camera. Unlike radiological methods that generally provide information about the structure of body organs, nuclear medicine methods generally obtain information about the function of different body organs.

Urology

Urology is a medical specialty focused on diagnosing and treating diseases of the urinary and reproductive systems. This system maintains the body's cleanliness by filtering waste products and toxins and expelling them from the body. Urology encompasses a range of conditions, from managing urinary tract infections and enlarged prostate with medications to addressing issues such as bladder cancer, prostate cancer, kidney stones, and incontinence through surgical interventions. Urologists are equipped to treat a wide array of urinary system disorders by mastering this specialized field of medicine.

Dermatology

Skin is a soft external tissue that protects the internal organs from the surrounding environment by using a multi-layered system including different cell layers, cell barrier and protective oils. The skin has two inner and outer layers that prevent the entry of microbes. The skin constantly renews itself through the shedding of dead cells and the production of new cells. As a result, surface cells that are lost due to abrasion, injury or disease are quickly replaced. New cells are made in the epidermis, which is the upper layer of the skin and acts as a thick protective coating. Skin diseases are among the most common diseases in the world. Skin rashes, itchy skin, prominent bumps, peeling, blisters or sores, discoloration, etc. are some of the most common symptoms of skin disease. Moles and skin rumors that change color, size, shape must be checked by a dermatologist. Skin problems in the world are not related to skin diseases also, the skin undergoes aging like any other body organ, and this means the formation of wrinkles, skin spots, etc.

Reconstructive Plastic Surgery

Reconstructive plastic surgery is performed to correct facial and body deformities caused by congenital defects, injury, disease, or aging. The primary goal is typically to improve the body's function. Reasons for reconstructive surgery may include various diseases, genetic disorders, amputations, or accidents. It can also be done to achieve a more natural appearance and boost confidence.

Transplants