Dr. HILAL KURTOGLU GUMUSEL
Snapshot Highlights
- Over 15 years of dedicated cardiology practice.
- Expertise in advanced cardiovascular care and research.
- Published author in prominent medical journals.
- Affiliated with leading healthcare institutions.
- Active member of esteemed national and international cardiology societies.
Professional Journey
Dr. Hilal Kurtoglu Gumusel has cultivated extensive experience in cardiology, dedicating over two decades to patient care and advancing cardiac health. Her professional trajectory reflects a commitment to continuous learning and excellence within the field.
Education and Training
- Completed her Cardiology specialization at Istanbul Science University in 2008.
- Earned her medical degree from the esteemed Istanbul University Istanbul Faculty of Medicine in 2002.
Experience Overview
- Currently practices at Acıbadem Health Group, commencing in 2017.
- Served at Private Erdem Hospital from 2010 to 2017.
- Gained foundational experience at Cankiri State Hospital between 2009 and 2010.
- Completed her residency training at Istanbul Science University Florence Nightingale Hospital from 2003 to 2008.
Professional Affiliations
- Turkish Medical Association
- European Society of Cardiology
- Turkish Cardiology Association
Contributions to Medical Literature
Dr. Gumusel has made significant contributions to cardiovascular research, with several publications demonstrating her expertise. Her work explores critical areas such as endothelial dysfunction, Marfan Syndrome, aspirin resistance impact on percutaneous coronary interventions, and the relationship between metabolic syndrome and outcomes.
- Endothelial dysfunction and cardiovascular risk factors.
- Marfan Syndrome and Ascending Aorta Disease Review
- The influence of aspirin resistance on non-fatal coronary events following percutaneous coronary interventions
- Does the metabolic syndrome or its components affect the outcome of percutaneous nephrolithotomy?
- The relation between coronary flow rate, plasma endothelin-1 concentrations, and clinical characteristics in patients with normal coronary arteries.
- Common variants in the ATP-binding cassette transporter 1 gene with decreased HDL-cholesterol levels and coronary artery disease.