Publications by authors named "M Taner Ozdemir"

Just like in other medical specialties, medical malpractice claims arise in pathology as well. Although the exact rate of malpractice related to pathology cannot be clearly stated in Turkey, it is known to occur more frequently during the diagnosis stage, as reported worldwide. This study discusses the measures that should be taken to prevent these claims by comparing cases with alleged malpractice in pathology, evaluated by the Council of Forensic Medicine, with the literature.

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Environmental problems have increased the need for sustainable agricultural practices that conserve water and energy. Carob, an eco-friendly crop with multiple health benefits, holds the potential for economic evaluation. This study investigates the carob molasses extraction process, focusing on the influence of temperature and water quantity on the diffusion coefficient.

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Introduction: The severity of electrical injuries depends on the voltage, the duration of exposure to current, and the trajectory of the current through the body. The reconstruction for defects caused by electric current is a difficult process.

Objective: The purpose of this study is to investigate the effectiveness of the reverse first dorsal metatarsal artery (FDMA) flap in the reconstruction of distal foot injuries caused by electric currents.

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Objectives: Several ultrasound (US) -based risk stratification systems (RSS) for managing thyroid nodules have been developed and introduced into clinical practice. However, there are essential differences among these systems. This study aimed to determine and compare the category-based diagnostic performance of four US-based risk stratification systems in the detection of thyroid cancer: ACR-TIRADS, ATA, K-TIRADS, and EU-TIRADS.

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Article Synopsis
  • This study assesses surgical residents' understanding of energy devices used in surgery, focusing on their operational principles and associated complications.
  • A 16-question test based on the "Fundamental Use of Surgical Energy" program was administered online, with 108 residents participating and an average score of only 6.5 out of 16.
  • Findings indicate that while overall knowledge is lacking, more experienced residents tend to answer more questions correctly, highlighting the need for improved training in this area.
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