Build your case
Select country, language, main concern, symptoms and available records.
Select your symptoms, known diagnosis, proposed procedure and available records in a few steps. The site creates a structured WhatsApp case summary so our team can guide the review and appointment pathway.

Advanced endoscopy training in Seoul, high-volume ERCP/EUS/POEM/ESD practice, international teaching and peer-reviewed publications come together in one verifiable academic profile.
Choose a symptom and duration plus frequency will open immediately beside it. Your selections then become a structured WhatsApp summary for Dr. Günay’s team.
This tool does not diagnose. It simply structures what you report and makes the first contact easier.
This tool does not diagnose, upload medical files or store your health information on the website. It turns your selections on your device into a WhatsApp message.
Each selected symptom expands in place so you can choose duration and frequency without leaving the list.
0 symptoms selectedWhatsApp is for first contact. If sensitive medical records are needed, the team will provide an authorised secure sharing route.
For an emergency or rapidly worsening condition, use local emergency medical services rather than WhatsApp or this website.
Select country, language, main concern, symptoms and available records.
The site turns your selections into a structured case summary; you choose to send it.
The goal is not a definitive remote diagnosis; it is to clarify the right evaluation and possible procedure pathway.
If appropriate, appointment timing, hospital plan, possible stay and travel timing are coordinated.
Procedure, discharge, medication, diet and flight timing are explained according to the individual plan.
Pathology, follow-up results and next steps can be reviewed remotely when appropriate.
Selecting POEM highlights achalasia/POEM content; EUS, ESD and other selections surface relevant training, video and press items.









Assoc. Prof. Süleyman Günay discussed warning signs, screening from age 45 and endoscopic submucosal dissection for selected early-stage lesions without an abdominal incision.
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The report follows the assessment and advanced endoscopic care of a patient with severe swallowing difficulty and complex oesophageal disease.
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Coverage described ESD removal of an oesophageal lesion in a patient whose previous chemotherapy and radiotherapy made both surgical and endoscopic treatment more complex.
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Assoc. Prof. Günay explained that proton-pump inhibitors can be appropriate for defined indications but should not be treated as risk-free daily protection without medical review.
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During ENDOMED 2025, physicians across the Mediterranean viewed a live case using transgastric drainage and stenting for a recurrent pancreatic collection associated with disconnected pancreatic duct syndrome.
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The story describes multidisciplinary risk assessment followed by POEM, enabling a patient with advanced heart failure and achalasia to eat and take medicine again.
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The university report follows a patient with Down syndrome, swallowing difficulty and nocturnal cough from the diagnosis of achalasia through recovery after POEM.
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Coverage described a young patient whose symptoms persisted despite reflux and gastritis treatment, followed by an achalasia diagnosis and POEM performed by Assoc. Prof. Günay.
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The report describes a jointly planned POEM procedure involving paediatric gastroenterology and advanced endoscopy teams for a six-year-old patient.
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This 2019 report introduced the POEM programme in İzmir, outlined the procedure and described the centre’s patient experience at that time.
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