Yusuf Ziya Kaya

専門分野: Ophtalmologist
41年の経験
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English, Turkish
勤務先: トルコ, イズミル, Medicalpoint International Hospital
トルコ眼科学会およびトルコ医師会（TTB）会員。
ユスフ・ズィヤ・カヤ医師は、イズミルにあるメディカルポイント国際病院の眼科医です。白内障手術、神経眼科、小児斜視を専門としています。トルコの権威ある医学部であるエゲ大学で訓練を受けました。カヤ医師は、網膜疾患や屈折異常を含む様々な眼疾患を治療しています。
- 緑内障に対する修正トラベクレクトミー術に関する研究を発表。
- トルコ眼科学会会員。
- JCI認定を受け、ISOおよびTEMOS認証を取得した施設で患者を治療。
- 小児眼科および視覚リハビリテーションに注力。

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資格

Dr. Yusuf Ziya Kaya is an ophthalmologist at Medicalpoint International Hospital. He treats a range of eye conditions, including cataracts, neuro-ophthalmology, and pediatric strabismus. Dr. Kaya is a member of the Turkish Ophthalmological Association and the Turkish Medical Association.

Clinical Focus and Expertise

The doctor treats various eye disorders using diagnostic and surgical techniques. His primary areas of focus include:

Treatment of cataracts and general vision issues
Neuro-ophthalmology for nerve-related vision problems
Optical refraction and vision rehabilitation
Pediatric ophthalmology and correction of strabismus (crossed eyes)
Retinal diseases and health management

He co-developed a surgical modification for trabeculectomy. This technique uses deep sclerectomy and a suture tension adjustment. This approach helps manage pressure during complex eye surgeries.

Professional Experience

Dr. Kaya has worked in academic and clinical settings across Turkey. He previously served at the Celal Bayar University Faculty of Medicine. Currently, he works at Medicalpoint International Hospital in İzmir. This facility holds JCI, ISO, and TEMOS accreditations for patient safety.

Education and Training

Ege University Faculty of Medicine – Medical Degree, Turkey

Academic Contributions

Dr. Kaya contributes to ophthalmic surgery through clinical research. He has published work in international medical journals. A notable publication includes:

"Trabeculectomy combined with deep sclerectomy and scleral flap suture tension adjustment under an anterior chamber maintainer: a new modification of trabeculectomy" – International Ophthalmology, 2010.