Prof. Dr. Celil Göçer is an ENT specialist at Lokman Hekim Akay Hospital in Ankara. He completed advanced surgical training at the House Ear Institute in Los Angeles. Dr. Göçer has served as a professor since 2011. He focuses on complex hearing and oncological cases during his clinical practice.

Specialization & Approach

Dr. Göçer treats ear, nose, and throat conditions. His clinical work focuses on sensorineural and age-related hearing loss. He also treats rhinological issues like sinusitis and nasal polyps. Additionally, he treats oncological ENT cases, including rare cancers of the larynx and paranasal sinuses.

For surgical procedures, he performs stapedectomy, septoplasty, and tonsillectomy. He also specializes in tympanoplasty and cochlear implant placement — a device that provides a sense of sound to a person who is profoundly deaf.

Work Experience

Since 2011 – Professor at Lokman Hekim Health Group, Turkey.
Former Chief and Specialist at Turkish hospitals.
Former Researcher in otorhinolaryngology.

Education & Training

1990–1996 – Hacettepe University Faculty of Medicine – MD degree, Turkey.
1996–2000 – Ankara Training and Research Hospital – Residency in ENT, Turkey.
2002 – House Ear Institute – Advanced training in Los Angeles, USA.
Specialized courses in temporal bone surgery and pathology, USA.

Research & Recognition

Dr. Göçer has authored over 30 scientific articles in international medical journals. This research covers laryngeal cancer, surgical innovations, and radiological evaluations. He received recognition for his clinical practice and surgical training models. The doctor frequently presents findings at national and international scientific meetings.

His academic work includes co-authoring ENT books. Furthermore, he translated chapters for surgical references. These contributions help advance surgical knowledge in the ENT community.

Notable Publications & Presentations

Studies on cochlear implants and paranasal tumors.
Research on hearing aid effects on geriatric tinnitus.
Contributions to temporal bone dissection and immunohistochemistry research.

Memberships

American Academy of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery Foundation (AAO-HNSF)

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