Aziz Bulut

Aziz Bulut is an Assistant Professor at Gaziantep University Faculty of Medicine, Department of Surgical Medical Sciences and General Surgery. He specializes in organ transplantation, general surgery, and psychosocial aspects of critical care. His work bridges clinical practice with research on pandemic impacts, surgical innovations, and post-transplant outcomes.

Education includes a Medical Specialization in General Surgery from Health Sciences University (2011), an Associate Degree in Law from Anadolu University (2019), and a Licence in Medicine from Fırat University (2005).

• Research Interests: General Surgery, Organ Transplantation, Surgical Oncology, Minimally Invasive Surgery, Colorectal Pathology, Medical Education

Key Article Trends (15 most recent) focus on burnout in healthcare workers during pandemics, innovative surgical techniques for biliary fistulas, psychosocial adjustment in cancer patients, and transplantation outcomes. His work appears in DOAJ, SCI-Expanded, and TR DİZİN indexed journals.

Theses Supervised examine postoperative thyroid markers, renal graft function, and sentinel lymph node sampling in breast cancer. He has presented 28 conference papers, notably at Turkey’s Organ Transplantation Congresses (2024) and the 22nd National Surgery Congress (2022).