Dr.Şiar Dursun (Pediatrician)– Best Costs, Reviews – Book Your Consultation

Professional Experience

Dr. Dursun has provided pediatric and neurological care in multiple institutions before joining Medipol:

• 2006–2011: Pediatrician at İzmir Tepecik Education and Research Hospital
• 2011–2014: Pediatrician & Pediatric Neurologist at Adnan Menderes University Hospital, Aydın
• 2014–2016: Pediatrics & Pediatric Neurology posts at Denizli State Hospital
• 2017–2018: Child Neurology practice at Kartal Education & Research Hospital, Istanbul
• Since 2018: Consultant Pediatrician & Pediatric Neurology Specialist at Medipol University Pendik Hospital (serving both local and international patients)

Academic Contributions

• Mentors residents and medical students in pediatric and neurology rotations at Medipol University.
• Presented case studies and clinical protocols on childhood epilepsy and developmental delay at national and international pediatric neurology symposiums.
• Research interests include pediatric epilepsy syndromes, febrile seizure pathways and improvements in EEG diagnostics.

Areas of Expertise

Dr. Dursun treats the following conditions, always explaining in a way that families can easily understand:

• Seizure disorders in children, including epilepsy treated with video‑EEG monitoring and medication adjustment
• Febrile (fever‑related) seizures and follow‑up care
• Developmental screening and support for delayed milestones, ADHD, autism spectrum conditions
• Standard pediatric care: vaccinations, growth and wellness monitoring, common infections
• Headaches and migraines in school‑age children
• Consultations coordinated with pediatric sub‑specialists as needed

Publications and Research

• 3 peer‑reviewed international articles on pediatric epilepsy, COVID‑19 vs. influenza biomarkers in children, and developmental outcomes
• 1 article in a national Turkish medical journal
• 5 scientific presentations, including international pediatric neurology conferences

Patient Care Philosophy

Dr. Dursun’s patient‑care philosophy focuses on clarity, compassion and collaboration:

• Uses child‑friendly language for young patients and supports parents with clear explanations
• Encourages shared decision‑making—families are informed of options, risks and expected recovery
• Accepts international patients and provides secure online consultations and medical record review via Medipol Global
• Ensures continuity of care, including telemedicine follow‑up after international travel
• Highly praised for bedside manner, evident when families return for ongoing developmental or epilepsy care

Professional Affiliations

• Board‑certified in Pediatrics (2011) and Pediatric Neurology (2014), recognized by the Turkish Ministry of Health
• Faculty Doctor—Pediatrics & Pediatric Neurology, Medipol University Faculty of Medicine
• Member of the Turkish Pediatric Society and Turkish Pediatric Neurology Society
• Working at Medipol University Pendik Hospital, a Joint Commission International‑accredited academic medical centre in Istanbul

FAQs

Is Dr. Şiar Dursun board‑certified?

Yes. He holds official certification from the Turkish Ministry of Health in both Pediatrics and Pediatric Neurology.

Does he perform surgeries?

No. Dr. Dursun specializes in diagnostic and therapeutic care, including EEG assessment and medical management of neurological conditions.

Does he treat international patients?

Yes. He accepts international consultations through Medipol Global, offering secure online visits and medical report coordination in English.

How long is a typical consultation?

First visits take about 45–60 minutes, especially for developmental or neurology evaluations. Follow‑ups are shorter and can be done online.

What languages does he speak?

He speaks Turkish and English fluently, enabling effective communication with both local and international patients.

Can he diagnose epilepsy in infants?

Yes. Using video‑EEG and clinical assessment, he diagnoses seizure types and carefully manages treatment for infants and children alike.

What should I bring to the first appointment?

Please bring your child’s vaccination record, growth charts, EEG or neurology reports if available, and any history related to developmental milestones or seizures.