Assoc. Prof.Mehmet Ali Tokgöz

European Certified Foot and Ankle Surgeon (EFAS)

Evidence-based, individual treatment in ankle arthroscopy, chronic instability, cartilage injuries, hallux valgus and foot and ankle trauma.

Gazi University Faculty of Medicine AO Trauma faculty 75 peer-reviewed papers
Assoc. Prof. Mehmet Ali Tokgöz, MD
EFASEuropean Foot and Ankle Society certification, 2026
2013 →in orthopaedics & traumatology
Pl. I — Foot map

Where it hurts shows the way.

Pick the area that troubles you to see the conditions most often found there and the related pages.

Lateral view · right foot
  1. Chronic instabilityTalar cartilage lesionAnkle fractureImpingement
    Chronic Ankle Instability →
  2. Achilles tendinopathyAchilles ruptureOs trigonumFHL tendon disorders
    Achilles and Tendon Disorders →
  3. Plantar fasciitisBaxter's nerve entrapmentCalcaneal fracture
  4. FlatfootPosterior tibial tendon dysfunctionDeformity correction
  5. Hallux valgusMetatarsalgiaMorton's neuromaHammer toe
    Hallux Valgus (Bunion) →
Pl. III — Process

From consultation to recovery

  1. Examination

    History, gait and standing assessment.

  2. Imaging

    Weight-bearing X-rays, MRI and CT when needed.

  3. Treatment plan

    Non-surgical options first; surgery only with clear reasons.

  4. Treatment

    Arthroscopic, minimally invasive methods where possible.

  5. Rehabilitation

    Follow-up and a safe return to sport and work.

Assoc. Prof. Mehmet Ali Tokgöz, MD
Pl. IV — About
About

From Ankara to Bologna, Barcelona and Brussels.

I am a faculty member in the Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology at Gazi University, focusing on foot and ankle surgery. I teach medical students and residents and serve as faculty on cadaveric and arthroscopy courses.

  1. 2024 →Associate Professor, Gazi UniversityFaculty member
  2. 2023University of BarcelonaVisiting academic
  3. 2022–2024Assistant Professor, Gazi University
  4. 2019–2021Keçiören Training & Research HospitalOrthopaedic surgeon
  5. 2017–2018Rizzoli Orthopaedic Institute, BolognaERASMUS
  6. 2013–2018Gazi UniversityOrthopaedic residency
  7. 2005–2012Ankara University School of Medicine
Memberships
EFASAO TraumaTOTBİDTOTEKTurkish Foot & Ankle Surgery Society

Full CV →

Pl. V — Congress & theatre

From the podium to the theatre

Pl. VI — Academic

Research & publications

75peer-reviewed publications
2deputy editorships
7international journals reviewed for
AOTrauma national faculty
2025

The role of prenatal testosterone-estrogen balance in the development of Os trigonum: A comparative matched-pair analysis

Early Human Development 2025;204:106250

2023

Comparison of balance and function in the long term after all-arthroscopic ATFL repair surgery

Archives of Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery 2023;143(8):5189-5198

2020

Is there any effect of presence and size of os trigonum on flexor hallucis longus tendon lesions?

Foot and Ankle Surgery 2020;26(4):469-472

2020

Radiologic Evaluation of the Effect of Distal Tibiofibular Joint Anatomy on Arthroscopically Proven Ankle Instability

Foot & Ankle International 2020;41(2):223-228

2020

Distal oblique metatarsal osteotomy technique in hallux valgus deformity: Clinical and radiological results

Joint Diseases and Related Surgery 2020;31(1):88-94

ORCID 0000-0002-4056-3743 · WoS AAG-6739-2019 Full list of 75 publications →
Pl. VIII — Questions

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.

Pl. IX — Visit

How to book

  1. Wait for Friday morningWeekly slots open every Friday morning.
  2. Use Gazi e-appointmentChoose Orthopaedics & Traumatology, then select your surgeon.
  3. Bring your imagingBring X-rays, MRI scans and previous reports.

randevu.gazi.edu.tr →

Directions ↗
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.