Spec. MD. Bilal Dinç - Liv Hospital

Spec. MD.

Bilal Dinç

Liv Hospital Ulus

Pediatrics

Spec. MD.

Bilal Dinç

Liv Hospital Ulus

Pediatrics

Areas of Interests

Diseases and development monitoring of newborn babies
Growth and development in babies and children
Restless and crying babies
Children who get sick frequently
Allergic diseases and skin diseases in children
Feverish diseases and infections
Respiratory system diseases
Gastrointestinal system and kidney diseases
Increasing immunity in children

Education:

Istanbul University Istanbul Faculty of Medicine – Pediatrics Residency (2009-2014)
Dicle University Faculty of Medicine (2002-2008)

Experience:

Liv Hospital Ulus (2025)
Memorial Bahçelievler Hospital (2023–2024)
Private Güngören Hospital (2016-2023)
Istanbul University Istanbul Faculty of Medicine Pediatrics (2009-2014)

Familial Mediterranean Fever, Case Report (Pediatrics Days Congress 2011)
A Foreign Body Aspiration Presenting with Treatment-Resistant Asthma Clinic (Pediatrics Days Congress 2011)
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy in Children with a Unique ECG (56th National Pediatrics Congress 2012)

Turkish Medical Chamber
National Pediatric Association
Turkish Pediatric Association

Antibiotic Use Course Istanbul Faculty of Medicine, Pediatrics (Department of Infection and Clinical Immunology 2012)
Newborn Course Istanbul Faculty of Medicine, Pediatrics (Department of Neonatology 2012)
Metabolic Emergencies Course Istanbul Faculty of Medicine, Pediatrics (Department of Nutrition and Metabolism 2013)
Electrocardiography Course Istanbul Faculty of Medicine (Department of Pediatric Cardiology 2011)

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What is the Fifth Disease? What are the Symptoms of the Fifth Disease?

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Liv Health Guide

What is the Fifth Disease? What are the Symptoms of the Fifth Disease?

The fifth disease is a viral infectious disease caused by parvovirus B19, usually in children, with a red rash and fever.

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