2007-2012 Radiology, Dokuz Eylul Faculty of Medicine-IZMIR
2005-2007 Emergency Medicine, Dokuz Eylul Faculty of Medicine-IZMIR
1998-2004 Dokuz Eylul Faculty of Medicine-IZMIR
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1985-1989 Metin Aşıkoğlu Primary School Bostanlı/Karşıyaka-İZMİR
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2013-2016 Vezirköprü State Hospital - SAMSUN
2012-2012 İdil State Hospital – SIRNAK
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26-28 June 2015 - Istanbul Turkish Neuroradiology Diploma First Term Fourth Course - Cerrahpaşa Medical Faculty
27 February-01 March 2015 - Istanbul Turkish Neuroradiology Diploma First Term Third Course - Cerrahpaşa Medical Faculty
26-28 September 2014 - Istanbul Turkish Neuroradiology Diploma First Term Second Course - Cerrahpaşa Medical Faculty-
25-27 April 2014 - Istanbul Turkish Neuroradiology Diploma Basic Training Course Cerrahpaşa Medical Faculty
2012 - Izmir Republic of Turkey Dokuz Eylul University Faculty of Medicine, Department of Radiology, Investigation of the Diagnostic Efficacy of Fetal MRI Morphometry and Volumemetry Methods in Posterior Fossa Anomalies, Specialization Thesis
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24-26 May 2012 - Istanbul Turkish Magnetic Resonance Society 17th Annual Meeting
28 October-2 November 201 - Antalya 32nd National Radiology Congress
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17-19 September 2010 - İzmir Germany Austria Switzerland Turkey Radiology Days
Courses:
20-22 December 2011 -İzmir CPR Course, DEU Faculty of Medicine,
May 28, 2011 - İzmir Cardiac Imaging Course, TRD İzmir Branch,
April 30, 2011 - İzmir Oncological Imaging Course TRD İzmir Branch,
27-28 March 2010 -Bursa Abdominal Radiology Course TRD Bursa Branch,
2-3 May 2009 - Ankara Clinical Doppler Ultrasonography Applications Course, Medical Ultrasonography Association,
UZM. DR. FİLİZ TETİK
GÖREV ALDIĞI BÖLÜMLER
RADYOLOJİ
Wrist fractures: sensitivity of radiography, prevalence, and patterns in MDCT
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Balci, A (Balci, Ali) ; Basara, I (Basara, Isil) ; Çekdemir, EY (Cekdemir, Ertug Yasin) ; Tetik, F (Tetik, Filiz) ; Aktas, G (Aktas, Gulsah) ; Acarer, A (Acarer, Asli) ; Özaksoy, D (Ozaksoy, Dinc)
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EMERGENCY RADIOLOGY
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The aims of this study are to evaluate diagnostic performance of conventional radiographs for wrist fractures using multidetector computerized tomography (MDCT) as a reference standard, to determine prevalence, demographic risk factors including age and sex, and associations among various wrist fractures. A retrospective study was performed, finding a total 455 patients (457 wrists) who had wrist trauma and who had undergone a radiography and subsequent MDCT examination during a 45-month period. The MDCT and radiographs of the patients were reviewed by two radiologists, and a consensus was obtained for the presence of fracture. Sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value (PPV), and negative predictive value (NPV) of radiographs were calculated using MDCT findings as reference standard. The correlation of both age and sex between the presence of fracture was also analyzed. Of the 455 patients, 223 (49.0 %) had one or more fractures in wrist. A total of 302 (160 patients had one, 50 had two, 10 had three, and 3 had four) fractures were diagnosed in the wrist region. In 457 wrists, MDCT revealed 128 occult fractures missed by radiography. The overall sensitivity, specificity, PPV, and NPV of radiography for the detection of all wrist fractures were 57.8, 99.5, 87.4, and 97.4 %, respectively. The sensitivities of radiography ranged 0-41.2 % for other carpal bone except scaphoid (66 %) fractures and 66.7-80 % for the proximal metacarpus, distal ulna, and radius fractures. Wrist fractures appear to be overlooked on radiography. Further imaging should be warranted for patients who are clinically suspicious for wrist fracture in emergency rooms.
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Wrist. Fracture Computed tomography Radiography Prevalence
Turkish Radiology Association
Medical Ultrasonography Association
Turkish Society of Interventional Radiology