Mr. Kurtuluş Parlak, Selcuk Universty, Turkey
🔬 Dr. Kurtuluş Parlak is an Associate Professor at Selçuk University’s Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, specializing in canine joint disorders, feline and canine ophthalmology, and bovine gastrointestinal surgery. He earned his DVM in 2011 and completed his PhD in 2018, focusing on PRP therapies for osteoarthritis. Dr. Parlak has led multiple TÜBİTAK and BAP-funded research projects and published in national and international journals. With a strong academic foundation and hands-on clinical expertise, he contributes to advancing veterinary surgery and emergency care. He also actively shares knowledge through seminars and case-based reviews
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🎓 Education and Academic Career
Mr. Kurtuluş Parlak completed his high school education at Ibn-i Sina High School in Ankara (2001–2004). He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Veterinary Medicine from Selçuk University, Konya, graduating as a veterinary surgeon in 2011. In 2012, he joined Selçuk University’s Department of Surgery as a research assistant and pursued his PhD studies until 2018. Following his doctoral degree, he served as an Assistant Professor (2020–2023) before being promoted to Associate Professor in 2023 at the same department. His academic journey reflects a continuous commitment to veterinary surgery and research.
🤝 Professional Affiliations
Mr. Kurtuluş Parlak has been an active member of the Department of Surgery at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Selçuk University. His long-standing affiliation with this prestigious department highlights his dedication to advancing veterinary surgical practices and education. Over the years, he has contributed extensively to both academic research and clinical teaching, fostering growth in veterinary medicine. His continuous involvement demonstrates strong professional commitment and collaborative engagement within the academic community.
🔍 Fields of Special Interest
Mr. Kurtuluş Parlak specializes in several key areas within veterinary medicine. His expertise includes feline and canine ophthalmology, focusing on eye health and diseases. He is also skilled in canine joint disorders, particularly using arthroscopy for diagnosis and treatment. He is experienced in handling trauma and emergency first aid in cats and dogs, providing critical care when needed. Additionally, he has strong knowledge in anesthesia and resuscitation to ensure patient safety during surgeries. His interests extend to 🐄 bovine gastrointestinal surgery, addressing digestive system issues in cattle.
🔬 Research Focus
Mr. Kurtuluş Parlak’s research primarily focuses on veterinary surgery and orthopedics, with a strong emphasis on joint disorders and osteoarthritis treatment in dogs using advanced techniques like intra-articular platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy 💉. He also investigates trauma and emergency care in small animals, as well as diagnostic imaging and arthroscopy applications for joint and eye diseases. His work extends to large animal surgery, particularly gastrointestinal conditions in calves and cattle. His broad research spectrum integrates clinical case studies, biomarker evaluation, and innovative therapeutic interventions for animal health improvement.
Publication Top Notes
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A retrospective study of fractures in neonatal calves: 181 cases (2002-2012) – Cited by 38 – 2014
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Evaluation of intestinal damage biomarkers in calves with atresia coli – Cited by 21 – 2018
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Evaluation and application of the TTA-rapid method in dogs with cranial cruciate ligament rupture – Cited by 16 – 2017
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Matrix metalloproteinases 2 and 9 activity after intra-articular injection of autologous platelet-rich plasma for osteoarthritis in dogs – Cited by 15 – 2018
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Effect of Enrofloxacin on joint fluid/blood oxidative status and organ damage markers -Cited by 12 – 2018
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Clinical experience of interlocking nail stabilization of long bone fractures in dogs – Cited by 10 – 2017
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Effect of intra-articular administration of autologous PRP and activated PRP on inflammatory mediators in dogs with osteoarthritis – Cited by 9 – 2020
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Trauma emergency approach in cats and dogs – Cited by 9 – 2015
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Angel Wings Syndrome in Swans – Cited by 7 – 2019
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Comparison of focused sonography for trauma and trauma triage scoring in traumatized dogs – Cited by 6 – 2021