Dr. Roscelys Cumana

Dr. Roscelys Cumaná has 14 years of experience in Gastroenterology, specializing in hepatology, IBD, and gastrointestinal disorders. She completed her medical degree at the Central University of Venezuela in 2008 and went on to specialize in gastroenterology in 2009. Dr. Cumaná has worked at Clínica Caracas, Hospital Universitario de Caracas, and Unidad Médica Integral Fe de Dios in Caracas, where she has gained extensive experience in diagnosing and treating a wide range of digestive diseases. Her focus areas include inflammatory bowel diseases, liver diseases, and hepatitis, where she uses advanced diagnostic techniques like endoscopy and colonoscopy to ensure accurate treatment. Dr. Cumaná’s expertise in chronic gastrointestinal diseases has earned her a respected reputation among her patients and peers alike.

Dr. Cumaná has contributed to research on the management of chronic gastrointestinal diseases, particularly inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), hepatitis, and gastrointestinal cancers. Her research has been focused on evaluating biological treatments for IBD and improving endoscopic procedures for early detection of colorectal cancer. She has published several articles in medical journals and presented her research findings at international gastroenterology conferences. Her work continues to shape best practices in treating patients with chronic digestive disorders.

• Outstanding Gastroenterologist of the Year (2017) - Venezuelan Medical Federation

• Excellence in Gastroenterology (2019) - Hospital Universitario de Caracas

• Best Researcher Award in Hepatology (2020) - Central University of Venezuela

Dr. Roscelys Cumaná has authored multiple publications on inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), liver disease treatments, and endoscopic advancements in gastrointestinal diagnosis. Her studies on biological treatments for IBD have been widely cited in gastroenterology literature. She is also a co-author in research articles focusing on liver transplantation and the early detection of gastrointestinal cancers. Dr. Cumaná’s contributions to the field have helped improve the quality of care for patients suffering from chronic digestive conditions, and her findings continue to inform clinical practices in Venezuela and beyond.