Emel Özveri

M.D. Emel Özveri is a general surgeon with a medical degree from Marmara University Faculty of Medicine (1999). Since 2006 she has been part of the Acıbadem Health Group, where she provides surgical care and contributes to clinical services. Dr. Özveri is an active member of the Istanbul Medical Chamber and the Turkish Surgical Association, reflecting her engagement with the professional medical community. She brings years of experience in general surgery and a commitment to patient-centered care.

Education

• 1999 Marmara University Faculty of Medicine General Surgery
• 1994 Istanbul University Cerrahpasa Faculty of Medicine

Experience

• 2006 Acibadem Health Group
• 1999 – 2006 Acedemic Hospital Emergency Polyclinic
• 1994 – 1999 Marmara University Faculty of Medicine, Department of General Surgery

Memberships

• Istanbul Medical Chamber
• Turkish Surgical Association

Publications

• Optimal Timing and Temperature for hyperthermic perconditioning in an animal model of fecal peritonitis.
  B.M.Güllüoğlu, B.S.Aksoy, E.s.Özveri, M.Yüksel, E.E.Demiralp, A.Ö.Aktan. Jaurnal of Investigative Suurgery,15;117-124
• Different kinds of reactive oxygen and nitrogen species were detected in colon and breast tumors.
  G.Haklar, E.S.Özveri, M.Yüksel, A.Ö.Aktan, A.S.Yalçın. Cancer Letters.165(2001) 219-224
• Parastomal Hermi Treatment
  E.S.Özveri, A.M.Saraç, R.Yalın. Journal of Colon and Rectal Diseases Issue:4; Page:206-208, 1996
• The effecct of hyperthermic preconditioning of the immune system in rat peritonitis. Role of the immune system in peritonitis.
  E.S.Özveri, A.Bekkaki, A.Cingi, M.Yüksel, E.E.Demiralp, B.C.Yeğen, A.Ö.Aktan. Intensive Care Medi. 25 (1999) 1155-1159
• Gastric outlet obstruction due to duodenal intramural abscess.
  E.S.Özveri, B.M.Güllüoğlu, C.Yeğen, A.Ö.Aktan, R.Yalın. Journal of Contemporary Surgery. Volume:11; Issue:3; page;189 1997
• Estrogens ameliorate remote organ inflammation induced by burn injury in rats.
  E.S.Özveri, A.Bozkurt, G.Haklar, Ş.Çetinel, S.Ardak, C.Yeğen, B.Ç.Yeğen. Inflamm.Res. 50 (2001) 585-591