Monthly Scientific Meeting by the Perfusion Club

At the scientific meeting organized by the Perfusion Club, students came together with experts in the field to discuss current developments and clinical experiences in perfusion.

The “Perfusion Monthly Scientific Meeting,” organized by the Üsküdar University Perfusion Club, was held on March 26, 2026, at the İbni Sina Auditorium. At the meeting, held with the participation of expert academics and health professionals, current developments, clinical practices, and professional experiences in the field of perfusion were addressed.

The main purpose of the scientific meeting was to increase students’ professional knowledge, develop their scientific thinking skills, and strengthen their academic perspectives. During the event, students had the opportunity to consider how the theoretical knowledge acquired in perfusion is reflected in clinical practice.

As part of the program, various presentations were given by Prof. Dr. Barış Çaynak, Prof. Dr. Arif Gücü, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mustafa Vayvada, Perfusionist İsmail Yerli, Perfusionist Onur Çevirgen, Perfusionist Yeliz Koçoğlu, Perfusionist Fatih Ordu, and Perfusionist Abdulkadir Arslan.

Throughout the meeting, insights were shared on current technological developments in perfusion, the processes encountered in clinical practice, and professional experiences. Participants had the opportunity to gain comprehensive knowledge, in particular, of the role of perfusionists in operating room procedures, the importance of teamwork, and patient safety.

During the event, students were able to communicate directly with experienced professionals in the field and ask the questions they were curious about. Thanks to real clinical examples and shared experiences, students gained a broader perspective on professional life and drew important lessons for their academic and professional development.

The meeting, attended by approximately 118 students, stood out as a productive event that strengthened knowledge sharing and professional solidarity among students. Participants stated that the scientific meetings make an important contribution to both theoretical and practical learning.

The event held by the Perfusion Club was one of the important events that increased students’ professional awareness, supported academic development, and strengthened the culture of scientific exchange.