Gökpınar Kütahyalıdır. İstanbul

Since 2009, Gökpınar Kütahyalıdır. İstanbul has focused on regional pain patients and pain-relief interventions, including targeted dry needling and medication injection treatments. As a medical doctor at the clinic, he pairs these pain-management steps with physical therapy for spine pain, joint pain, and soft-tissue pain. His rehabilitation work is also specialized for complex neurological and rehabilitation needs, covering spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, post-stroke hemiplegia, Parkinson’s, and pediatric rehabilitation. The training pathway listed for him includes graduation from Istanbul University in 2008 and specialization at Istanbul University Cerrahpaşa Faculty of Medicine in 2014.

Education

• 2008 — Istanbul University, Istanbul Faculty of Medicine (graduated).
• 2014 — Istanbul University Cerrahpaşa Faculty of Medicine (specialization).

Work experience

• 2014–2019 — Yoncalı Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Hospital (specialist positions, then Head of Department; roles listed as Uzman Hekim and then Başhekimlik).
• 2019–2026 — Kütahya Health Sciences University, FTR Department (academic staff; “Akademik kadro”).

Clinical focus and techniques

At the clinic, his rehabilitation and pain-management practice is built around targeted interventions for regional pain and structured rehabilitation for neurological conditions.

• Regional pain patient approach.
• Spine pain management.
• Joint and soft-tissue pain management.
• Targeted dry needling for rheumatic pain and rheumatologic conditions.
• Medication injection treatments.
• Physical therapy.
• Specialized rehabilitation after spinal cord injury.
• Specialized rehabilitation for multiple sclerosis.
• Rehabilitation after stroke-related hemiplegia.
• Rehabilitation for Parkinson’s.
• Pediatric rehabilitation.

Professional societies and certifications

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Academic output

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Awards and recognition

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His profile is oriented to rehabilitation in Turkey, with care pathways for both adults and children. The clinic’s international patient support environment includes English, Turkish, German, Russian, and Arabic, which helps with coordination for foreign patients.