After completing his primary and secondary education in Antakya, he was accepted to Ankara University Faculty of Medicine in 1997 and started his medical education. In 2003, the year he graduated from the Faculty of Medicine, he passed the medical specialty exam and started his General Surgery residency at Haydarpaşa Numune Training and Research Hospital. In 2008-2009, he received training in cancer surgery and organ transplantation at MD Anderson Cancer Center and Memorial Herrman hospitals in Houston, United States. After returning to Turkey, he became the first place in Turkey in the subspecialty exam for general surgeons held in 2009. Following this exam success, he received Gastroenterology Surgery (digestive system surgery) training at Turkey Higher Specialization Hospital between 2009-2012. In 2012, he became Turkey's youngest Gastroenterology Surgeon.
Applications used within the scope of oncological surgery enable the successful diagnosis and treatment of many cancer diseases today. Thanks to these applications, cancerous tissues can be precisely diagnosed, the progression and stage of cancer can be determined, and a treatment plan specific to the stage of cancer and the general health status of the individual can be carried out.
Read MoreGastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), generally known as acid reflux, is a condition where acid from the stomach discomfortingly leaks up into the esophagus for a long time. This leak may temporarily occur in every individual depending on the food that we normally eat and drink. In order to call it reflux disease, it should occur more than twice a week, affect our daily life or cause damage to the esophagus.
Read MoreObesity; Although it is known as being overweight, obesity is actually a metabolic disease. Because; it can also trigger the formation of many diseases metabolically. Obesity, which can cause various diseases such as high blood pressure, cardiovascular blockages, heart attack, gastric reflux, asthma, diabetes, joint diseases, liver failure, migraine, phlebitis, polycystic ovary; can also invite cancers, especially breast, colon, esophagus, pancreas, prostate and uterus.
Read MoreCrohn’s disease is a chronic disorder characterized by prolonged inflammation of the digestive tract. Although it may involve any site in the digestive tract from the mouth to the anus, it most commonly involves two sites. One is the last part of the small intestine and the other is the rectal region.
Read MoreAlthough the treatment varies depending on the stage of the disease, removal of the mass is the most important step. It is possible to remove small masses with colonoscopy or local intervention. Larger masses can be removed using a method in which the abdomen is entered through small ports, called laparoscopy.
Read MoreThe stomach is an organ situated on the upper left side of the stomach between the esophagus and the duodenum. Gastric tumors result from abnormal proliferation of cells on the inner surface of the stomach due to genetic factors and various environmental factors, forming a mass by uncontrollably growing. These tumors may be benign or malignant. Malignant tumors may spread to the lymph nodes around the stomach or other organs of the body.
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Diabetes Surgery Istanbul Diabetes, which occurs as a result of causes such as weight gain, genetic predisposition, and carbohydrate-heavy nutrition, is frequently encountered in Turkey. The progress..
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Revisional Bariatric Surgery Turkey Revisional Bariatric Surgery Turkey is a surgery performed to renew and update obesity surgeries that result in failure or lead to serious complications with addit..
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Duodenal Switch Istanbul With advancing technology, it is now possible to solve all psychological and physiological problems caused by weight. As obesity becomes a more serious problem every day, pro..
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Gastric Sleeve Surgery Turkey Gastric sleeve surgery Turkey is a special obesity surgery performed to remove 80% of the stomach and give the remaining stomach tissue a cylinder-like structure. Thanks..
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