In addition to his knowledge in the fields of mathematics and philosophy, as a result of his education, experience and success in the science of medicine, Emir Çelebi, who served as chief physician first in the Qalavun Hospital in Cairo and then in the Ottoman Empire for about 16 years, has demonstrated his experience and knowledge in the science of medicine with his works. There are available two works on medicine, Enmuzaj al-Tıbb and Netijet al-Tıbb. Enmuzaj al-Tıbb was written in 1034/1625 and Netijet al-Tıbb in 1036/1627. Netijet al-Tıbb, which includes 129 diseases in total, is a more practical version of the author’s previous work Enmuzaj al-Tıbb. This work, which consists of a preamble, a main part consisting of 9 columns drawn with a ruler, and a poem dated by Cevri İbrahim Çelebi to the writing or the printing of the work, is a practical handbook for physicians. It is focused in the first column of the work, the names and descriptions of the diseases, in the second, the natural characteristics that point to their causes, in the third, the way the patient’s pulse beats, in the fourth, the colour of his urine, in the fifth, which foods should be eaten during the illness, in the sixth, the medicines to be used, in the seventh, whether it is necessary to take blood, in the eighth, what the patient should avoid, and in the ninth, information about the oils to be applied to the patient. This study, which deals with Emîr Çelebi’s Netijet al-Tıbb, basically consists of 3 parts. It is given information about Emîr Çelebi’s life and works in the first chapter. In the second chapter, information is given about the writing date, content and copies of Netijat al-Tıbb. In the third part, the transcribed text of the work is given based on the oldest dated copy.

Ottoman medicine, Emir Çelebi, Netijet al-Tıbb, chief physician, healing.