Kemal Görür
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Name: Kemal GÖRÜR
Birth: October 20, 1964, Adana, Turkey
EDUCATION
Professor: Mersin University Faculty of Medicine, ENT Department
(2009 -)
Associate Professor: Mersin University Faculty of Medicine, ENT Department (2003 - 2009)
Assistant Professor: Mersin University Faculty of Medicine, ENT Department (1998 - 2003)
MD: Tarsus Social Security Hospital, ENT Department (1996 - 1998)
MD: Izmir Tepecik Social Security Educational Hospital, ENT Department (1990 - 1996)
Medical student: Çukurova University Faculty of Medicine (1983 - 1989)
Observership:
Stanford University Faculty of Medicine, Prof.Dr. Robert K Jackler (2005)
Harvard University, Faculty of Medicine, ENT Department (2011)
Fields of Interest:
Otology & Neurotology
Administrative Function:
Head of ENT Department, Mersin University Faculty of Medicine (a total of 5 years)
Sessions
The otolith tests and their functional relevance, the otolith tests and their functional relevance
how the deal with a dizzy patient in the ER
outcome objectives :one of the common presentations to the ER are patients complaining of dizziness. It is essential to triage these patients and distinguish the urgent and less urgent cases
background:dizziness,instability and vertigo account for up to 11 % of ER presentations and up to 37% of these are misdiagnosed. Some have simple benign pathologies and others have more sinister disorders which can progress to serious cerebrovascular problems. The aim of this course is to guide the physicians with limited interest in vestiobulogy to distinguish between these cases in a simple and reliable way in order not to miss the serious cases and at the same time to avoid the overload of the healthcare system in time, money and resources in straightforward cases.
description :how the deal with a dizzy patient in the ER
outcome objectives :one of the common presentations to the ER are patients complaining of dizziness. It is essential to triage these patients and distinguish the urgent and less urgent cases
background:dizziness,instability and vertigo account for up to 11 % of ER presentations and up to 37% of these are misdiagnosed. Some have simple benign pathologies and others have more sinister disorders which can progress to serious cerebrovascular problems. The aim of this course is to guide the physicians with limited interest in vestibulogy to distinguish between these cases in a simple and reliable way in order not to miss the serious cases and at the same time to avoid the overload of the healthcare system in time, money and resources in straightforward cases.
Proposed diagnostic criteria for definite isolated otolith dysfunction
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