Prof. Dr. Rahmi Çubuk

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Needle Biopsy

A percutaneous biopsy is the removal of a small piece of tissue from the affected area of the body by passing a needle through the skin. Ultrasonography or computerised tomography is used as an aid in the procedure.

About me

About me

I completed my primary, secondary, and high school education in Burdur.

I graduated from Akdeniz University Faculty of Medicine in 1998.

I completed my radiology specialization at Istanbul FSM Training and Research Hospital between 1999 and 2003.

After completing my mandatory military service, I worked as a radiology specialist in various state and private hospitals.

Due to my special interest in education, I started working as an academic physician in the Department of Radiology at Maltepe University Faculty of Medicine in 2008, where I am currently employed. I served as the head of the department for almost the entire duration of this period. Throughout these years, I provided radiology training to medical students and radiology specialization students.

I received the title of Associate Professor in 2012 and Professor in 2017.

I participated in professional training activities both domestically and internationally at different times. In 2010, I worked with Prof. Hugh Curtin in head & neck radiology at Harvard University Medical School Massachusetts Hospital. I hold a European Board of Radiology diploma, as well as Turkish Radiology and Turkish Interventional Radiology board diplomas.

I served as the president of the Istanbul branch of the Turkish Radiology Association for three years between 2014 and 2017.

I have published more than 50 articles in international medical journals and contributed chapters to two international books. My publications have received over 700 citations.

I am currently actively working as an interventional radiologist. My areas of particular interest include: biopsies, non-surgical cancer treatments, ablations, thyroid, prostate, and breast diseases.

Prof.

Rahmi ÇUBUK, M.D.

INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY

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