Contact and Appointments
- Wait for Friday morningWeekly slots open every Friday morning.
- Use Gazi e-appointmentChoose Orthopaedics & Traumatology, then select your surgeon.
- Bring your imagingBring X-rays, MRI scans and previous reports.
- Address
- Gazi University Hospital, Block C, 5th floor, Department of Orthopaedics & Traumatology. Emniyet Mah., Mevlana Bulvarı No:29, 06560 Yenimahalle / Ankara
- Getting here
- Short walk from Ankaray Bahçelievler station; Ankaray from the bus terminal (AŞTİ) and railway station; BELKOAir and EGO buses from Esenboğa Airport.
How to book an appointment
Appointments are booked through the Gazi University Hospital e-appointment system: randevu.gazi.edu.tr. Choose the Orthopaedics and Traumatology department and then Assoc. Prof. Mehmet Ali Tokgöz.
New appointment slots open every Friday morning for the following week.
Please bring any X-ray, MRI or CT images, previous reports and a list of your medicines to your visit.
Questions
Email: mehmetalitokgoz@gazi.edu.tr
A diagnosis or treatment advice cannot be given by email. If you have symptoms, please book a consultation.
Address
Gazi University Hospital, Block C, 5th floor, Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology
Emniyet Mahallesi, Mevlana Bulvarı No:29, 06560 Yenimahalle, Ankara, Türkiye
Getting to Gazi Hospital
- Within Ankara: take the Ankaray metro line to Bahçelievler station; the hospital is a short walk away. Minibuses from Ulus and EGO city buses also stop nearby.
- From the intercity bus terminal (AŞTİ): take the Ankaray line to Bahçelievler station.
- From Ankara railway station: walk through the underpass to Ankaray’s Anadolu station and ride to Bahçelievler.
- From Esenboğa Airport: take a BELKOAir shuttle or an EGO bus into the city.
Frequently asked questions
How do I book an appointment?
Appointments are booked on the Gazi Hospital e-appointment system (randevu.gazi.edu.tr). Weekly slots open every Friday morning.
What should I bring?
Bring any X-ray, MRI or CT images and reports, a list of your medicines, and the shoes you wear most often.
Does every foot problem need surgery?
No. Many foot and ankle problems can be managed without surgery through exercise, footwear and insoles, and physiotherapy. Surgery is considered when these are not enough.
When is an ankle sprain serious?
See an orthopaedic surgeon if you cannot bear weight, there is visible deformity, pain persists for weeks, or the ankle keeps giving way.