Shencan Acar

Specjalizacja: Gastroenterolog
15 lat doświadczenia
Języki:
English, Turkish
Konsultacje online: dostępne
Miejsce pracy: Turcja, Stambuł, Florence Nightingale Hospital
Dr. Şencan Acar is a distinguished gastroenterologist with a remarkable academic and clinical career, having authored over 20 international publications, served as Head of Department at Giresun University Faculty of Medicine, and contributed significantly to the understanding and management of complex gastrointestinal conditions—including rare cases like graft-versus-host disease after liver transplantation and massive hemorrhagic ascites due to endometriosis.

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Kwalifikacje

Education

2005 – M.D., Istanbul University, Istanbul Faculty of Medicine

2010 – Internal Medicine Specialization, Haseki Training and Research Hospital

2021 – Gastroenterology Subspecialty Training, Sakarya University Faculty of Medicine

Academic & Professional Experience

Assistant Professor, Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital

Assistant Professor, Istanbul Bilim University Faculty of Medicine

Assistant Professor, Istanbul Yeni Yüzyıl University Faculty of Medicine

Head of Department, Giresun University Faculty of Medicine

Scientific Publications

Dr. Acar has authored over 20 international peer-reviewed articles in the fields of internal medicine and gastroenterology. Her notable contributions include studies and case reports on:

Gastrointestinal bleeding management in anticoagulant users

Rare GI cases such as bezoars, aortoesophageal fistulas, and massive hemorrhagic ascites

Liver transplantation complications, including graft-versus-host disease

The role of (pro)hepcidin in IBD-related anemia

Endoscopic interventions for acute GI bleeding

Covid-19 treatment agents and their GI implications in Turkey

(Full publication list available upon request)