Әзербайжанда гастроскопияға және биопсияға бойынша ең жақсы дәрігерлер – ТОП-3 дәрігерлер

Dr. Rana Niftaliyeva is an oncologist-mammologist at the Biological Medicine Integrative Health Center in Baku. She specializes in breast cancer treatment and precancerous mammary gland diseases. Dr. Niftaliyeva has participated in medical conferences across Azerbaijan, Germany, and Turkey. She focuses on integrative approaches to cancer care.

• Treats large breast cysts using non-surgical aspiration techniques.
• Provides mistletoe therapy and high-dose vitamin C cancer treatments.
• Manages side effects of chemotherapy and radiation through supportive care.
• Performs biopsies and hormonal therapy for various oncological conditions.

Dr. Arzu Guliyeva is a gastroenterologist at the Biological Medicine Integrative Health Center in Baku. She specializes in manageing chronic inflammatory conditions like Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. Dr. Guliyeva completed specialized training at Ege University and Sisli Etfal Hospital in Turkey.

• Treats precancerous gastrointestinal tract conditions and chronic autoimmune diseases.
• Uses serum ozonation and PRP-CGF techniques for metabolic and digestive disorders.
• Completed international training in Germany, Switzerland, and Russia on bioregulatory medicine.
• Works at a center that treats over 80,000 patients annually.

Dr. Nurana Guliyeva is a gastroenterologist at the Biological Medicine Integrative Health Center in Baku. She specializes in treating viral hepatitis, cirrhosis, and complex autoimmune liver diseases. Dr. Guliyeva completed an internship in microbiology and infectious diseases at Ege University in Turkey. She focuses on digestive health, including stomach, intestine, and pancreas disorders.

• Trained at Ege University and Hacettepe Hospital in Turkey.
• Treats viral hepatitis A, B, C, and D alongside drug-induced liver poisoning.
• Performs specialized procedures like colon hydrotherapy and gastric polyp removal.
• Works at an integrative health center treating over 84,000 patients annually.