Dr Inceman was born in Istanbul in 1919. He completed his primary education at Galatasaray High School (1940). He graduated from Istanbul University Faculty of Medicine (1940-1946). After graduation, he started his residency at the Internal Medicine Clinic (Capa) of the same faculty. He completed his military service in Erzincan (1949-1950). He worked in the clinic of Professor Jean Bernard, who conducted studies on leukemia and immunohematology at the University of Paris (1950-1951). in 1951, he stayed with Professor Swen Moeschlin at the Internal Medicine Clinic of the University of Zurich, Switzerland for a month. He was promoted to Associate Professor in 1956 and to Professor in 1966. Between 1963 and 1986, he directed the Hematology Department and served as its chairman. He was one of the founding members of THD in 1967 and was its first president.

His research interest in the field of hematology are mainly focused on hemostasis disorders. His studies on platelet adhesion and aggregation have been referred to in numerous foreign researches. He has conducted studies on some hereditary or acquired coagulation disorders, leukemias, some anemias, and plasma cell dyscrasias. He is one of the four Turkish hematologists that Wintrobe included in the book “Hematology, The Flowering of a Science: A Story of Inspiration and Effort”.

He has shown the recognition and diagnostic methods of many hemostasis disorders in our country with his Turkish publications. Prof. Dr. Inceman's followers became Prof. Dr. Y. Tangun, Prof. Dr. Y. Pekcelen, Prof. Dr. T. Atamer and Prof. Dr D. Sargin.

He retired in 1986. He succumbed to colon cancer in 1994. He was a good listener, a serious and kind gentleman. He paid attention to details, closely followed contemporary information.