Turkish Belly Dance

The term "belly dance" is a translation of the French term "danse du ventre", which was applied to the dance in the Victorian era, and originally referred to the Ouled Nail dancers of Algeria, whose dance used more abdominal movements than the dances described today as "belly dance". It is something of a misnomer, as every part of the body is involved in the dance; the most featured body part is usually the hips.

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Why Turkey?

• Turkey is the third highest number of JCI accredited hospitals in the world. (As of 1 January 2013)
• Turkey is presently recognized as a competitive and high technology healthcare destination treating thousands of foreign patients from Europe and neighboring countries every month.
• Close to 60 internationally competitive medical faculties training thousands of Turkish and foreign medical students and high certification standards for physicians ensure successful medical results in a wide variety of specialties.

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Arranging the trip

Be Sure About Your Diagnosis and Treatment Needs

The more you know about the treatment you’re seeking, the easier your search for a physician will be. Do work closely with your local doctor or medical specialist, and make sure you obtain exact recommendations-in writing, if possible. If you lack confidence in your doctor’s diagnosis, seek a second opinion.

Research Your In-Country Doctor Thoroughly

This is the most important step of all. When you’ve narrowed your search to two or three physicians, invest some time and money in personal telephone interviews, either directly with your candidate doctors or through your health travel planning agency. Don’t be afraid to ask questions, lots of them, until you feel comfortable that you have chosen a competent physician.