Dr. Merve Ozen
Interventional Radiologist
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Dr. Merve Ozen is a practicing interventional radiologist with Mayo Clinic Arizona.
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Episode # 217 • 20 Jun 2022
Building a Comprehensive Women’s Health Practice: Collaboration with GYN
Dr. Merve Ozen, interventional radiologist, and Dr. Mark Hoffman, minimally invasive gynecologic surgeon (MIGS), discuss how collaboration between IR and gynecologic surgery provides comprehensive medical, surgical, and interventional treatment options for women suffering from uterine fibroids, pelvic congestion syndrome and other causes of chronic pelvic pain.
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About
Dr. Merve Ozen is a board-certified radiologist at Mayo Clinic Arizona.
Dr. Ozen was born and raised in Adana, Turkey. She earned her medical degree at Cukurova University and radiology residency at Baskent University. After residency, she moved to Chicago, United States to pursue a career in interventional radiology (IR). She completed IR and Advanced IR fellowships at Rush University of Chicago. She was also trained in Neuroradiology and Body Imaging. Her academic research focuses in microwave ablation and portal hypertension.
Her commitment extends beyond her professional expertise, as she advocates for women in medicine and finds great fulfillment in mentoring aspiring doctors worldwide. Additionally, she volunteers for the Society of Interventional Radiology, contributing to projects that support IR research, increase awareness, and develop online educational resources. Outside of work, she like to explore the world and different cultures with traveling. She likes learn new sports and stay active.
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