Dr. Dimitrina Dryanovska-Ilieva
Pentagram Eye Hospital
Dr. Dimitrina Dryanovska-Ilieva is an experienced cardiologist with over 33 years of experience. Her professional interests are in the field of invasive and non-invasive methods in cardiology, particularly echocardiography. She has completed numerous professional qualification courses in these areas.
| Specialty | Cardiology, Internal Medicine |
|---|---|
| Education | - Medical Academy - Faculty of Medicine – 1978-1984
- Specialty in Cardiology and Internal Medicine, respectively in 2002 and 1990. |
| Experience | - Cardiologist – MC “PENTAGRAM” – currently
- Physician - resident at the Cardiology Clinic - University Hospital “Alexandrovska” under the guidance of Associate Prof. Denchev – 2001 – 2012 - Cardiologist - 18th Polyclinic, Sofia – 1996 – 2001 - Physician coordinator at Municipal Hospital - Lom – 1984 – 1996 |
| Memberships | - Bulgarian Society of Cardiology
- European Society of Cardiology - Bulgarian Medical Association |
| Qualifications | - Individual course in echocardiography - NCCHRC – 1998
- Individual course – ergometry and Holter ECG – NCCHRC – 1998 - Individual training on the topic: cardiovascular stress test and Holter ECG and ABPM - Medical Academy - Faculty of Medicine 2003 - Individual training in echocardiography - Medical Academy - Faculty of Medicine – 2004 - Echocardiography course with certificate – 2011 - Ongoing courses for additional professional qualifications – 2005 – 2025 - Participation in national and European congresses in various fields of cardiology – 2005 – 2025 |
Clinical and scientific interests
- Invasive and Non-Invasive Methods in Cardiology
- Echocardiography
Useful articles
Dr. Veselin Daskalov on Darik Radio: No later than 1-2 years, the things introduced in Europe come to Bulgaria as.
Dr. Veselin Daskalov on Darik Radio about new technologies in ophthalmology, cataract treatment, glaucoma, and eye care.
Occlusion of the Central Retinal Artery (CRAO) is the Eye's Analog of Ischemic Stroke
Occlusion of the Central Retinal Artery (CRAO): symptoms, risk factors, diagnosis, and emergency treatment for sudden painless vision loss.