Dr.Şeyma Memur (Neonatologist)– Best Costs, Reviews – Book Your Consultation

Professional Experience

• Neonatology specialist at MedicalPoint International Hospital, İzmir
• Previously at Başakşehir Çam and Sakura City Hospital (Istanbul), Kanuni EAH (Istanbul), and Van Region EAH
• 20 years of experience in managing newborns with critical conditions

Academic Contributions

• Member of Turkish Neonatology Association and İzmir Medical Chamber
• Co-authored studies on neonatal hemodynamic assessment and seizures in newborns
• Contributed to clinical training and guideline development in NICU care

Areas of Expertise

• Premature infant care: Support with breathing, feeding, and growth in preterm babies
• Respiratory problems: Treatment of respiratory distress syndrome and pneumonia
• Feeding challenges: Support for feeding difficulties and growth monitoring
• Neonatal infections: Diagnosis and treatment of sepsis, pneumonia, and NEC
• Jaundice treatment: Management of high bilirubin levels, including phototherapy

Publications and Research

Dr. Memur has published studies including:

• “Diagnostic value of clinical criteria for PDA in preterm infants on day three”
• “Hyponatremic convulsion after ventriculoperitoneal shunt in a newborn”

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Patient Care Philosophy

• Believes in family-centered care with clear communication and emotional support
• Prioritizes patient education on neonatal health and feeding
• Works closely with pediatric teams for holistic newborn care
• Provides teleconsultation support for international families
• Praised for compassion, responsiveness, and evidence-based care

Professional Affiliations

• Member, Turkish Neonatology Association
• Member, İzmir Medical Chamber

FAQs

Is Dr. Şeyma Memur board-certified?

Yes. She is certified in neonatology with 20 years of clinical experience in NICU settings.

What conditions does she treat?

She treats prematurity, respiratory distress, neonatal infections, jaundice, and feeding problems.

Does she treat international patients?

Yes. She offers teleconsultations and coordinated care for families abroad.

How long is a typical NICU stay?

Stay duration depends on condition severity—for preterm infants it can range from days to weeks.

What languages does she speak?

Dr. Memur speaks Turkish and English fluently.

Does she manage NEC?

Yes. She offers early diagnosis and treatment for necrotizing enterocolitis.

Does she support breastfeeding?

Absolutely. She guides and assists mothers with breastfeeding and feeding techniques.