I am Aynura Ibrahimova, a pediatric neurologist with more than 25 years of clinical experience. I assess, treat and follow up neurological problems in children from infancy through adolescence.
My work in various medical institutions has included outpatient pediatric neurology and the neurological assessment of newborns and premature babies.
I look at a child's health together with their development, their daily life and the family's observations. My aim is to listen carefully to parents' concerns, explain the findings clearly, and prepare an individual treatment and follow-up plan.
Education and professional development
I graduated from Azerbaijan Medical University and completed an internship in pediatric neurology.
As part of my professional development I took part in an observership program in neurology at Başkent University (Türkiye) and in practical training in clinical neurophysiology at Marmara University. I completed the ILAE Academy Level 1 education program in epilepsy.
I keep my knowledge and skills up to date through continuing medical education and professional training.
Professional memberships
- Azerbaijan Association of Child Neurologists
- International League Against Epilepsy — ILAE
- World Federation of Neurology — WFN
A word to parents
“Your observations of your child are valuable to me. Listening to you carefully, answering your questions and explaining the next steps clearly is the foundation of my approach as a doctor.”
Frequently asked questions
What ages do you see?
From birth to 18 years. Follow-up of newborns and premature babies is a separate focus.
What happens at the appointment?
First, a conversation with the parents: the complaint, pregnancy and birth history, developmental milestones, similar cases in the family. Then an age-appropriate neurological examination. An EEG or other tests are arranged when needed. What happens at a baby's neurology exam
How do I book an appointment?
Message us on WhatsApp or call. Appointments at Sabunchu Medical Center are by prior booking. Contact page
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The information on this page is for education only and does not replace an examination by a doctor. If you are worried about your child, book an appointment. In an emergency, call 103.