Women’s Power in Interventional Cardiology: Liv Hospital Ulus Hosts Scientific Event Ahead of March 8
Female cardiologists are reshaping the future of healthcare by standing at the forefront of science, technology, and innovation in cardiology. In celebration of March 8 International Women’s Day, Liv Hospital Ulus partnered with Boston Scientific to host a scientific event titled “Difficult Situations in Interventional Cardiology. The symposium highlighted both the challenges and the groundbreaking contributions of women physicians in this demanding field.
The event opened with remarks from Prof. Dr. Kadriye Kılıçkesmez, who underlined the low representation of women in cardiology and emphasized the need for greater support and recognition. She then moderated the session “Being a Woman in the Catheterization Laboratory.
Assoc. Prof. Münevver Sarı presented key findings on the impact of interventional treatments in female patients and their outcomes.
Prof. Dr. Can Yücel Karabay stressed the importance of supporting female physicians in interventional cardiology.
Prof. Dr. Derya Tok shared her professional journey and experiences as a female operator.
The second session explored the latest advances in cardiology:
In the afternoon session, discussions turned to safety and career progression:
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sinem Çakal highlighted how female cardiologists can increase their visibility as speakers and operators at national and international congresses.
Prof. Dr. Emine Gazi addressed radiation safety, with a focus on considerations for women physicians and pregnancy.
The event concluded with a live case demonstration by Prof. Dr. Kadriye Kılıçkesmez, showcasing advanced interventional techniques.
By combining scientific innovation, gender equality, and professional development, the meeting received strong interest from participants and reinforced the vital role of female cardiologists in shaping the future of interventional cardiology