Opportunities of a multidisciplinary clinic for gynecological patients
RegisterMoscow, st. Orshanskaya 16, Art. 2
Modern healthcare is faced with a growing need for high-quality, multidisciplinary medical care for gynecological patients.
The round table, organized by the K+31 West Clinic under the scientific guidance of an outstanding specialist, Doctor of Medical Sciences, professor and gynecologist Svetlana Viktorovna Kamoeva, is aimed at discussing current aspects and prospects for the development of gynecology in multidisciplinary clinics.
Specialists in the field of gynecology and related fields will present the latest scientific and practical developments, covering topics from the benefits of treatment in multidisciplinary clinics to advanced diagnostic technologies and treatment methods.
Caring for a woman’s health is an art that requires harmony between science and the warmth of a doctor’s hands. Together with you, we are creating a future where caring for every patient is a wisdom inspired by science and a love of medicine.
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Introductory report “The benefits of treating gynecological patients in a multidisciplinary clinic”
Speaker Kamoeva S.V.
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“New possibilities of MRI in the differential diagnosis of ovarian formations”
Speaker - E.I. Shultz
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“Hormones in gynecology: why and when do we use them?”
Speaker - Gromova M.A.
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“Pregnancy after breast cancer: safety and outcome”
Speaker – Merkulov I.A.
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“The role of the endocrinologist in gynecological practice”
Speaker – Garasim R.I.
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“Interdisciplinary interaction between a gynecologist and a neurologist”
Speaker – Cherepenina A.V.
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“Surgical capabilities of the obstetrics and gynecology service of the multidisciplinary Clinic K+31 West”
Speaker – Kamoeva S.V.
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“The role of aesthetic gynecology in the life of a modern woman”
Speaker – Makovskaya D.S.
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Buffet for event guests
Date: 03/02/2024 (Saturday)
Total time of the event 5 hours (from 10.00 to 15.00)
