Ebru Altindag

Prof. Dr. Ebru Altindag is a neurologist in Turkey with a subspecialty in clinical neurophysiology. She holds multiple first prizes from National Epilepsy Congresses for her research in epilepsy and neurophysiology. Dr. Altindag treats patients at Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital.

Specialization and Neurological Approach

The specialist focuses on chronic pain, neurodegenerative diseases, and movement disorders like Parkinson’s disease. She has developed expertise in treating complex forms of epilepsy and muscular dystrophy. Dr. Altindag uses diagnostics including video–EEG monitoring — a test that records brain activity and physical behavior. She also uses brainstem evoked response audiometry to measure how the brain processes sound.

Her approach combines clinical neurology with subspecialty training in clinical neurophysiology to treat multiple sclerosis and headaches. Clinical neurophysiology involves using electrical tests to evaluate the function of the nervous system.

Work Experience

• Associate Professor – Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital
• Assoc. Prof. – Şişli Florence Nightingale Hospital, Department of Neurology
• Assistant Professor – Istanbul Bilim University, Faculty of Medicine (2009–2011)
• Specialist – Şişli Florence Nightingale Hospital (2004–2009)
• Research Assistant – Istanbul University, Istanbul Faculty of Medicine (1998–2004)

Education and Training

• 2011 – Clinical Neurophysiology Subspecialty, Istanbul Bilim University
• 2011 – Associate Professor Title, Istanbul Bilim University
• 2009 – Assistant Professor Title, Istanbul Bilim University
• 2004 – Doctorate and Specialty in Neurology, Istanbul University
• 1997 – Master Degree in Medical Sciences, İstanbul University
• 1995 – Bachelor Degree in Medical Sciences, İstanbul University

Research and Academic Recognition

Dr. Altindag has received awards for scientific contributions to epilepsy research. Her work includes investigating anti–ganglioside antibodies and motor unit count estimation methods. Notable honors include:

• First Prize – 2013 Clinical Neurophysiology Congress for video–EEG monitoring research
• Kenan Tükel Publishing Award – 2012 National Epilepsy Congress
• First Prize – 2008 National Epilepsy Congress for publications on juvenile myoclonic epilepsy
• First Prize – 2004 National Epilepsy Congress for antibody research in epilepsy
• Scientific Publications Incentive Award – 2002 Turkish Scientific and Technical Research Council
• Second Prize – 2002 National Neurology Congress for motor unit estimation presentation
• Scientific Research Project Support Award – 2001 Turkish Epilepsy Association
• Congress publication award – 19th National Clinical Neurophysiology EEG–EMG Congress (2002)

Professional Memberships

• Turkish Medical Association
• Turkish Neurology Association
• Turkish Association for Combating Epilepsy
• Turkish Clinical Neurophysiology EEG–EMG Association
• Association of Child Neurology and Neuroimmunology