It deals with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases that can occur in every part of our body, caused by bacteria, viruses or parasites, some of which can be contagious. There are many types of diseases that fall within its scope.

Diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of all kinds of diseases caused by microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses and parasites are carried out in the light of current information, with a multidisciplinary approach consisting of our specialist physicians and healthcare professionals. All diseases caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites, sexually transmitted diseases, HIV, AIDS, jaundice (hepatitis), typhoid, brucellosis, febrile diseases, urinary tract infections, flu, diarrhea, respiratory tract infections, meningitis, encephalitis, etc. and many diseases such as spinal cord infections, soft tissue infections, diabetic foot infections, food poisoning, intensive care and surgical site infections are treated. 

In addition to the follow-up and treatment of these diseases, it also provides training on travel vaccinations, adult immunization (vaccination), monitoring and controlling hospital infections, carrying out the necessary work to minimize these infections, and providing training on this subject to patients, patient relatives and relevant personnel. Infectious Diseases and Clinical microbiology focuses on all processes of infections, from identifying bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites that affect the process in infectious diseases to determining sensitivity to antibiotics. Infections are diseases that can occur in every part of our body, are caused by bacteria, viruses or parasites, and some of them can be contagious. As a result of advances in diagnostic methods and the use of new antimicrobial drugs, many infectious diseases can be diagnosed and treated.

A wide range of diseases, from flu, urinary tract infection and diarrhea to serious and even fatal AIDS, meningitis, tuberculosis and jaundice, can be monitored and treated by infectious disease specialists. Since fever is one of the most common findings of infectious diseases and infections are the most common cause of fever, the infectious diseases unit has an important place in the evaluation of patients with fever. The microbiology laboratory plays a decisive role in the diagnosis and follow-up of infectious diseases.

The microorganisms that cause these diseases can be demonstrated by culture methods, serological tests or direct examinations. Infectious disease specialists plan and implement team work to monitor and prevent hospital infections caused by highly resistant microorganisms, especially in intensive care units. 

The infection control committee established for this purpose carries out the duties of preventing the inappropriate use of antibiotics, constantly training the staff for infection control, and supervising the appropriate and effective cleaning of all units of the hospital. Infectious disease specialists provide information about vaccination needs and vaccinations of adults.