Bünyamin, a scoliosis patient with a 137-degree curvature, regained his health through surgery
Bünyamin Aktaş, who battled spinal curvature for years, underwent a successful operation in Ankara with the support of a philanthropist and association initiatives.
Bünyamin Aktaş, who was diagnosed with 137-degree rigid scoliosis following a seizure he had at the age of six, was discharged after undergoing a successful operation at a private hospital in Ankara with the support of a philanthropic businessman.
The Disease Process and Risks
Following a seizure he suffered at the age of six, Bünyamin Aktaş was diagnosed with 137-degree rigid scoliosis, and his lung capacity had decreased over the years.
Philanthropic Support and Treatment
The 700,000 TL required for Bünyamin's surgery, which carried a risk of death due to lung-related issues, was covered by a philanthropic businessman following a news report.
Details of the Successful Surgery
In the operation performed on August 25 at a private hospital in Ankara through the initiatives of the Ala Hayat Minik Masumlar Association, the 137-degree curvature was reduced to 57 degrees.
Discharge and Future Plans
Bünyamin, whose physical therapy process continues and who has started walking again, was discharged and wants to play with his friends and go to a football match with his father.