that’s for sure, it’s not the place that makes the person, but the person the place. dr. agarkov left the capital st. petersburg with his wife for the small gusev and made this city a unique center for limb salvage. this is a new generation of young doctors that we can be proud of, a generation of enthusiasts. he was never a pioneer or a komsomol member. i thought about this late at night in the gusev museum, remembering one day with dr. agar. i had a uniform like this, i want to tell you, these dresses were brown, and there were badges like this, with the inscription “be ready”, i remembered childhood, i’m also one of the former pioneers, and be ready with a badge, in fact, i also had a red tie, the pioneer was an example for all the guys, i also said, that enthusiasm... remained in our

time, i saw it in little gusev , and meanwhile the operation goes on as usual, the time comes to install the stent and open the vessel, this is done using a long balloon, now we will show the balloon, this is what the balloon for angioplasty looks like, its length is 30 cm, that is, we will try to completely open it in one movement vessel, that is, from one hand. and to the other - this is the length of the cylinders. the maximum length that we treated, with good long -term success, was 60 cm, that is, the iliac artery, femoral and popliteal artery, centimeters, not millimeters, half a meter of plaque, and these guys save, this is space, now you see how the balloon slowly inflates in the vessel, the pressure in it reaches twenty. calcium in a vessel is like concrete, a very

hard material, when the balloon has completely opened the vessel, doctors wait another 5 minutes to consolidate the result, then they deflate the balloon, they take it out of the vessel and check the blood flow, i think that the result was quite satisfactory, for me, a non-vascular surgeon, i am delighted , we are done, everything worked out for us, the vessel is restored, in the future... you will be monitored, it is imperative to take all the medications that we will prescribe you, including drugs that lower cholesterol levels, follow a diet, you will definitely need to follow the recommendations for measured walking and regularly visit an ultrasound in order to assess the patency of your arteries, a large thank you, now i can relax and go to sleep, i want to cry, everything is fine.

dr. agarkov performs such operations every day, and every day he saves five or six people, the total count is 600 legs saved from amputation, 600 happy lives, well, what can i tell you, you probably have a special count, how often do patients return, with whom you are meeting, oh, excuse me, is it really, hello, i came to photograph your unique doctors, you are great, our employees deserve to be photographed, you know, both the senior and junior staff, everyone well done to our workers, thank you for coming, attention, of course, dr. agarkov does not work alone, this hospital has an amazing chief doctor and every doctor is worth his weight in gold, maybe that’s why rescued patients return here as if to their home, where

they are always waiting for help, i couldn’t walk, i couldn’t, but now, now i’m walking, how many days have passed, 3 days, yeah, this center has been operating since 2019, patients from kaliningrad and other cities are brought here to the small town of gusev, this the patient's right leg was amputated in 2015, then this center did not exist, and the left one was already saved here, we really don’t need it. high amputation, in the fifteenth year, suddenly, elena vasilievna, doctors appeared, the equipment appeared, and we were the first to whom the second leg was done, we were given a prognosis in general, there was no way to amputate either, that is, the left one was in the future to choose from, they saved it in the nineteenth year, it's just a patient, exactly. the first patient, these are our loved ones, this

is generally our family, we are friends, they call us regularly, it’s time to come. dig in, that's what we would do without them, what, what would we do without you? such words are spoken here to doctors every day, and i just know what i think, in general, as if in everyday life , everyone among themselves already calls these guys a center for saving limbs, so we are for you to have a center for saving limbs, pre-jurisdictional, de- in fact, you have already done it without us, i want to tell everyone that all this. takes place in the city of gusev in the kaliningrad region, because it’s not about the place, it’s about the people who made this place a center for saving limbs, health for you, our patients, health to you, wonderful doctors, health to everyone, friends, because this is the most important thing, i

will with great pleasure sign our photo together. dear elena vasilievna, be happy, healthy and live long. and great, can i hang it here, and you , dear friends, watch the health program on channel one, this is not a travel note with dmitry krylov, hello daddies. today we will begin to explore the largest island of russia, a distant and unfamiliar island, that’s right, sakhalin, i don’t know how it is with you sakhalin, my first association is with anton pavlovich chekhov, because

his trip to katorzhnikov island is a civil, human feat, and we will definitely return to this topic, the second association is with a song, a memory from... the most charming composer of the late soviet era, jaan frenkel, words by mikhail tanich. well, what can i tell you about sakhalin , the weather on the island is normal, the surf has worn out my vest, and i’ve been living since sunrise, and mail with transfers flies from the mainland, and myself... my farthest harbor of the union, where i throw pebbles from a steep bank, a distant strait of la perouse, where i throw pebbles from a steep bank, a distant strait,

but i will sing you my ballad, not all, but many tourists come to sakhalin for the iconic place on the island, you can get to it only by water only in good weather, well, we were lucky with the water, there was at least a lot of it, but with the weather, alas, as soon as we loaded into the boat, the sea foamed and raged instead of an hour and a half, we walked to the lighthouse for 4 hours, flooded with rushing waves, well i said that there were no problems with the water, just that if you flooded, the topography of the coast may seem monotonous, but this is for... people without imagination, that is, those suffering from fantasy, the lack of the ability to mentally create images, such non-imaginers, according to research 2%, but you and i are different from the 98%, for whom there are no ugly women. on the way to the lighthouse, the southern outpost is visible;

the service personnel lived here, because the lighthouse itself is located year-round, there was no need, since 1990 it began to work autonomously. we climbed to the lighthouse only for replacing the lamp and checking the equipment. and then it happened. we climb along the rope to the entrance to the lighthouse, fighting off persistent seagulls, dissatisfied with the fact that we have violated their territorial space. shoo angry birds, shoo. mayakva was installed in 1939 on the sivucha rock. there are a lot of currents, frequent fogs and underwater rocky banks, so the lighthouse is simply necessary here. the lighthouse tower consists of nine floors, on the ground floor... a battery room, on the first there was a kitchen and a food warehouse, on the second there was a radio room and equipment room, on the rest there were residential rooms designed for 12 people, but in 2006 the lighthouse was abandoned and plundered by moroders, an incomprehensible irony

of fate, the aniva lighthouse is depicted on a postage stamp, it ’s hard to believe, of the african republic of cha, oh, your wonderful deeds, lord, once in people lived in these regions... the ainu, today their descendants live mainly in japan and there are only about 2000 of them there. yes, not many. so, these ainu of ours, listen, well, this is a pure mystery to approach it. let's take a look at the local history museum, which is located in this beautiful building. by the way, of course, you are without you know me, but i’ll remind you, just in case, that from 1905, that is, after our defeat in the russo-japanese war, and until the victorious year of 1945, including over japan. southern sakhalin was under japanese rule. they ruled here for 40 years. in 1937, with donations from the local population , the building of the local history museum was built in the teikan style of kurya, that is, in the style of the imperial crown. hmm, quite an attractive edition.

comrades japanese, thank you. however, about the ainu people, the europeans who encountered them in the 16th century were simply dumbfounded. and them can be understood. well, you and i know that people of the mongoloid race have dark skin, a mongolian eyelid crease, and sparse facial hair. and the ainu had thick hair and wore huge beards and mustaches. yes, they held them on purpose during meals. with chopsticks, they were very friendly, cute, the kind, the japanese called them fluffy because of the lush vegetation, and mistook them for russians, they say, these were stately bearded boyars, and these boyars in the summer wore only loincloths, and ainu women put a tattoo around their mouth to indicate nobility, however, these fluffies, despite the softness in their addresses, were very tough warriors, so... in your mirror, you will suddenly discover a resemblance to

the aeni people. no, not cruelty, but fluffiness. another curious small people of sakhalin are the nivkhs. we were lucky enough to meet their representatives. russians call them gelyaks. they lived in yurts, called toraf, the upper part of the holes for smoke. places in the yurt were distributed strictly in hierarchical order. in the courtyard of the kraevechsky museum, which we have just visited, there is a real toraf, in which real gelyaks live, not at all wild, modern descendants of this small people, and they wear modern clothes, but it’s a pity, i love it when people wear national clothes every day, after all, we have so little preserved from the ancient and recent times. the mentioned nivkhs, they are zhelyaks, had a sacred beast, a bear, the owner of the taiga. an important ritual holiday, the bear festival, was held in his honor. for this purpose , kosolapov was caught, raised and

fed for several years, on his holiday, they dressed him up in a special suit , took him home, treating him to carved wooden dishes, after which, omitting the details, mikhalych was sacrificed, he was flayed, and the niva young ladies performed ritual dances imitating kosolapov. no, no, this is not cruelty, on the contrary, as a result of this ritual, the animal got rid of its mortal flesh and returned to its familiar forest world, but with gifts, and besides, being reborn with a new bear and bringing good luck to people on the hunt. this is the sakhalin reincarnation. but not try to repeat this, scientific experiments on making sacrifices have not yet been completed and it is not clear how this process of rebirth will take place in people. everything is fine with the bear, but with the people, this is veronica osipov, a member of the union of artists of russia

, she represents the people of wilt, so there are about 1400 members of the union of artists in our country, the nationality of ilt is 300 people, and that’s okay, these are just the statistics, these are the facts, but we love veronica osipova not for this, but for her know-how, she developed a technique for applying a pattern to fish. scales. yes, of course, the peoples of the north used fish scales both for accessories and for making armor, but our veronica began to use it as a canvas. there is a unique museum in yuzhno-sakhalinsk. unique because it is a museum of one book. now, if you were a participant in a program on how to become millionaires, our courtly dima debro would ask you where the museum of one book is located, and what is it called? i’m sure you wouldn’t call a friend and take other hints,

you would answer right away, this is yuzhsalinsk, japanese maiden name toi ohaara, book it’s called sakhalin island, it was written through suffering, our anton pavlovich chekhov, this is the character you know from his stories, you can walk arm in arm with the lady ’s dog, become the third wheel in a conversation between thick and thin, well, in general, come up with any communication due to your freedom fantasies. i sit all day, read, take notes, there is nothing in my head and on paper except sakhalin, it’s just that my mind is in the way. yes, at some point, and if you need a date, then in the summer of 1889, the writer became ill with the thought of sakhalin, he wrote to his friend suvorin: sakhalin can be unnecessary and interesting only for a society that does not exile thousands of people to it and does not spend millions on it. sakhalin is a place of unbearable suffering, of which only

a free and forced person is capable. chekhov for several months. studied literature on sakhalin, about its nature, history and indigenous population, then the writer went on a long and unsafe journey across all of russia, and on july 11, 1890 he entered sokhalin land. he arrived as a private person, without official permission to visit katerzhny island, he could have been escorted out at any moment, but, as we would say, the image worked. local officials read chekhov, well, well, we really love your soulful little thing, so they kindly accepted him , and the writer’s hardship work on the hardship island began. for more than 3 months, anton palych collected material, he traveled to almost all the populated areas of the island, he conducted the first population census on sakhalin, 3 years after the trip he completed work on the book sakhalin island. i really am going to

sakhalin island, but not for the sake of the prisoners alone, but in general. erase a year or a year and a half from your life, but such is the bitter self-irony of a great writer. this book has attracted and continues to attract a reading, thoughtful public from all over the world. which of us has read it? no, i didn’t draw, i just read. that's what i'm talking about. let's try it. for him, it’s not as grueling as the writer chekhov’s trip to the distant penitentiary island of sakhalin. here he is, look, look, say, lion, king of beasts, lion, madagascar, lemur, king, bonjour, my god, how many of you there are, how many children you have, four so far, but i’m planning more while i’m young, at what age do you get married, when you’re already

old enough, some at 15, some at 16, why are your teeth like that? here we have weeds growing everywhere, we call it rumba, i don’t work yet, i tear up this grass, chew everything, my mother taught me this since childhood, here in the city there are no traffic lights at all, how do they drive, i’ve been a route driver for six years now taxi, according to the law , of course, we need to have a license, however, i’m not there yet, the lives of others, the premiere, today on the first. mancacher whiskey is a product of the stellar group. that's it, the work is over, forget about all your crimes. let's rest. sergei bezrukov, in the serial

film by valery todorovsky, bison is the work of a fashion model. tomorrow after the program time. citizens of glegachev, i did not let you go. citizen of demons, i want to remind you that you are sleeping with a witness. not far from southern sakalinsk there is a landmark that is worth a visit. it's called the remnant frog. the remnant is apart a standing hill, well, such a remnant of the territory. this remnant resembles a lie. who gave it such a name, but his fantasies certainly did not suffer. the samurai has no goal, but only a path, the path to the frog is valuable in itself, like the samurai's path, it goes along a river with a touching children's name aechka. along the way we come across a rock garden. this is not a natural creation, but a man-made one.

an idea arose from someone's light hand. now, if you take a stone out of the box and throw it at this place, your wish will come true. and you will be happy, it would seem, but people, after all, they come in all different forms, but in this case they are lazy, they simplified the task: why go down to the river when you can disassemble the neighboring pyramid and put together your own, and that’s why their happiness does not come true, don’t do that, but the frog , the ancient ainu revered this place as a temple of wisdom, but these ainu have not been here for a long time, yes, but there are... psychics who, after conducting 35,000 studies, unanimously claim that the remain is not just beautiful tables, but its essence is revealed yourself through three levels. celestial, terrestrial and underground, like the life cycle of the frog itself, is born in water, jumps on the ground and buries itself deep in the silt for the winter. another creation of nature: