MD Matija Miljević

MD Matija Miljević

Radiologist

Specific professional orientation:

  • Performing imaging diagnostic procedures in the field of:
    classical X-ray diagnostic – skeletal graphics, lung, abdomen and scopy – X-ray of
    esophagogastroduodenum, irigography, passage of small intestines,
    cholangiography, gastrographic test, proctography, fistulography

  • Ultrasound of the abdomen and pelvis, thyroid glans, soft tissue, Doppler of carotid arteries and  upper and lower extremities.

  • CT – head, chest, abdomen, pelvis, angiography – carotid arteries, arteries of the upper and lower extremities, coronary angiography

  • Performing vascular (PTA, embolization) and nonvascular (biliary drainage, esophageal stenting and nephrostomy) procedures in interventional radiology.

Education:

  • March 2014. -passed the professional exam – Radiology specialist
  • 2013. – Faculty of Medicine, University of Belgrade – doctor of medicine
  • 2006. High school – Gymnasium  ”Milutin Milanković”

Job:

  • January 2021 – Pulse cardiology center – radiologist
  • March 2017 – Clinical center –  ”Bežanijska kosa”, department: radiology – Diagnostic Imaging Center
  • December 2014. – Clinical center  ”Bežanijska kosa”, Volunteer specialization in radiology, department: radiology – Diagnostic Imaging Center
  • September 2013. – March 2014. Clinical center ”Zemun”, Helath center ”Novi Beograd” , volunteer experience
  • September 2010. – June 2013. Institute of Pathology, Faculty of Medicine, Belgrade – teaching associate

References / professional papers / memberships

  • Symposium “Days of Bežanijska Kosa”

  • 13th Balkan Congress of Radiologists – Sarajevo

  • 54th Congress of Biomedical Sciences Students of Serbia with international participation

  • Research: Effects of methionine-enriched diet on lipid peroxidation and catalase activity in rat brain

  • 53rd Congress of Biomedical Sciences Students of Serbia with international participation

  • Research on the topic: Assessment of elasticity of the aorta and left ventricle in patients with the first acute myocardial infarction.