Breathing Life Into Hope

Last year, our search for a doctor began after my mother was diagnosed with a ground-glass nodule in her lung. That's when we met Dr. Murat. He was a significant influence in our decision to undergo surgery. During this process, along with our fears, the three sisters easily asked him our perhaps irrational questions, as if he were a family member. He even confirmed with us before the procedure whether we were all comfortable with it. :) He may not know, but I pray that everything goes well for him in my prayers. We mention his name frequently in our family and always send him our best wishes. Dear Dr., Your guidance and understanding before the surgery were our greatest support throughout this process. Thanks to your professional knowledge and experience, as well as your compassionate approach, we were able to navigate this challenging process more easily. We are grateful for your care. We wish you and your loved ones health and happiness. With love and respect.

Hello. My father woke up one morning and couldn't urinate. We urgently went to the hospital. We learned that my father had a large tumor in his prostate and lungs. We were devastated. Why are you going there? What are you facing? Thanks to a guest at my workplace, we met Prof. Dr. Murat Kara. I explained what we'd been through for a month. He called immediately and was very attentive. He said, "Bring your father in tomorrow and I'll examine him." We went, he looked at all the tests, and after some procedures were performed there, he immediately underwent surgery. Everything is going well for now. Our prostate surgery will go well, and my father will be fine.

Because my wife had a persistent cough, we were examined and decided to have a bronchoscopy performed. We went to another doctor for the procedure, and he performed the procedure twice. Our first bronchoscopy result was good, but the doctor who performed the procedure said a second lung sample needed to be taken, and he performed the second bronchoscopy. After the second bronchoscopy, he told us it was a tumor and sent us to the oncology department for chemotherapy. We were, of course, shocked; our world was shattered. We went straight to Dr. Murat Kara and explained the situation to him. He said, "Let's get a CT scan first, let's see how the lungs are doing." We did, and he saw that the mass had shrunk on its own. He intervened without chemotherapy and monitored the patient. We almost had to undergo chemotherapy for no reason. May God bless Dr. Murat Kara. He is one of the few doctors who does their job well, answers our calls, and is not arrogant. We are so glad we have such a doctor in our country.