Dr. Anastasiya Korkova

Pentagram Eye Hospital

Dr. Anastasia Korkova is an ENT specialist with over 8 years of experience, treating both adults and children. Her professional interests include Otosurgery, endoscopic sinus surgery, operative treatment for snoring and sleep apnea, pediatric otorhinolaryngology, hearing loss diagnostics, and microlaryngosurgery.

Specialty	ENT diseases
Education	- Master's Degree in Medicine, Sofia University – Faculty of Medicine (2017) - Obtained a specialty in ENT diseases after specializing at the ENT Clinic of the Military Medical Academy - Sofia (2022)
Experience	- Military Medical Academy - Sofia – ENT Clinic – resident doctor in ENT (April 2018 – May 2022) - Alexandra Health Polyclinic (February – November 2025) - MBAL "Europe Hospital" - ENT Doctor (2018 - present) - Eurohealth Medical Center - ENT Doctor (2022 - present) - Pentagram Medical Center (2026 – present)
Qualifications	- Course on endoscopic dissection of the nose, paranasal sinuses, and tear ducts on cadaver in 2019, Plovdiv - Otology and temporal bone surgery - 04-10.06.2023, Salzburg, Austria - Course on hearing assessment in newborns using ABR test, ASSR - 24-27.06.2024, Lisbon, Portugal - Temporal bone surgery course - 24-26.09.2024, Prague, Czech Republic - 111th Dissection Course on Temporal Bone - Clarós Clinic, Viladecans, Spain, 18-19.11.2024 - 8th Otosurgery Course “Revision Tympanoplasty” - 13-14.03.2025, Stara Zagora.
Memberships	- Bulgarian Medical Association - Junior member of Young - IFOS - Junior member of European Rhinologic Society - Member of the Bulgarian National Association of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery
Hobbies	Folk dancing, traveling

Clinical and scientific interests

Otological surgery
Otology
Audiology
Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (ESS)
Pediatric Otolaryngology
Diagnostics of hearing loss

Useful articles

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