Отделение хирургии
The Department of Surgery stands in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, where adult and paediatric care meet surgical research. Clinical work covers children with intestinal blockages, anorectal malformations and Hirschsprung’s disease.
Research examines colostomy complications, including inflammation around the stoma, narrowing, eversion and abdominal wall bulging. Studies identified insufficient mobilisation and fixation of the intestinal loop as important causes. A corrugated stoma technique helped reduce these problems, alongside procedures such as right-sided, left-sided and one-barrelled colostomies. The department also investigates prostate surgery, comparing high-power holmium and thulium fibre lasers for endoscopic enucleation. Both methods show similar short-term complication rates, while selected thulium techniques can shorten operations.
One detail stays with you: this surgical work ranges from creating a child’s stoma to removing enlarged prostate tissue through minimally invasive laser surgery.
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