Duru Erkan
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Duru Erkan's research focuses on the objective characterization of dental occlusal and fissure morphologies, including method development and exploratory analysis. Their work also extends to compartment pressure monitoring as a potential paradigm for compartment syndrome surveillance in intensive care units. Erkan has authored two publications and has a current h-index of 1 with a total of 2 citations. Their collaborative network includes Peter S. Ungar from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, with whom they share one publication. Erkan remains recently active in research.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 2
- Citations: 1
Positions
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Associate Professor 2020–presentAnkara Üniversitesi Biophysics ORCID
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Associate Professor publications 2026University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences ORCID
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PostDoc 2013–2020Ankara Universitesi Department of Biophysics ORCID
Selected Publications
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282: COMPARTMENT PRESSURE MONITORING: A NEW PARADIGM FOR COMPARTMENT SYNDROME SURVEILLANCE IN THE ICU (2026)
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Objective characterization of dental occlusal and fissure morphologies: Method development and exploratory analysis (2023)
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- Objective characterization of dental occlusal and fissure morphologies: Method development and exploratory analysis
- Objective characterization of dental occlusal and fissure morphologies: Method development and exploratory analysis
- Objective characterization of dental occlusal and fissure morphologies: Method development and exploratory analysis
- Objective characterization of dental occlusal and fissure morphologies: Method development and exploratory analysis
- Objective characterization of dental occlusal and fissure morphologies: Method development and exploratory analysis
- Objective characterization of dental occlusal and fissure morphologies: Method development and exploratory analysis
- 282: COMPARTMENT PRESSURE MONITORING: A NEW PARADIGM FOR COMPARTMENT SYNDROME SURVEILLANCE IN THE ICU
- 282: COMPARTMENT PRESSURE MONITORING: A NEW PARADIGM FOR COMPARTMENT SYNDROME SURVEILLANCE IN THE ICU
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