Dr. Bogdan Amza
General Surgery
About
Dr. Bogdan Amza is an Associate University Assistant in the Department of Surgery at UMF “Iuliu Hațieganu” Cluj-Napoca. He has extensive experience in both laparoscopic and open surgery, performing procedures for hernias, incisional hernias, gallbladders, thyroid conditions, and bariatric surgery. He is actively involved in clinical research projects in collaboration with the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, focusing on the application of virtual reality techniques in surgery and the use of hyperthermia in the multimodal treatment of tumors.
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Specializations
- Primary physician in general surgery
- Laparoscopic and classical general surgery
- Subspecialty in oncologic surgery
- PhD candidate in endocrine surgery
Professional Associations
- Member, Société Française de Phlébologie (French Society of Phlebology)
- Member, French Society of Vascular Surgery — French Language Section
- Member, Société Française d’Angéiologie (French Society of Angiology)
- Member, Société Française de Médecine Vasculaire (French Society of Vascular Medicine)
- Founding member and committee member of the European Venous Forum
- Honorary Member, Canadian Society of Phlebology
- Member, American Venous Forum
- Member, American College of Phlebology
Publications
- “Obliteration with Steam of Varicose Veins,” Phlebology, 2008, 60: 278–283
- “In Vitro Experimental Study on Treating Superficial Venous Insufficiency Using High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound,” Ultrasound in Med. Biol., 2006, 32(6): 883–891
- “Sclerotherapy of Great Saphenous Veins with Foam Delivered via Ultrasound-Guided Long Catheter: The Alpha Technique, Results of the First 1,000 Treatments,” Phlebology, 2006, 59: 53–58
- “Partial Contraction of Venous Tissue Near Valves Using High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound,” 4th Therapeutic Ultrasound Symposium, Kyoto, 2004: 264–268
- “External Ultrasonic Valvuloplasty for Treating Superficial Venous Insufficiency,” IEEE Ultrasonics Symposium Proceedings, 2004, 1796–1799
- “How to Choose the Best Endovascular Obliteration Technique?” Phlebology, 2004, 57: 31–36
- “Sclerotherapy of Great Saphenous Veins with Foam Delivered via Long Catheter,” Phlebology, 2004, 57: 15–20
- “San Diego 2003: Are Endovenous Techniques Falling Behind?” Phlebology, 2003, 56: 405–406
- “Surgery of Superficial Venous Insufficiency After Age 75,” Phlebology, 2003, 56: 183–187
