let's make up our minds to try to do this, and about 80% of his skin was already replaced, that is, constantly fences during these 17 operations. here , uh, for maybe four or five hours. i isolated this thin film, separated the brain by a millimeter, so as not to hurt any important centers, then joined the help. uh, colleagues, they isolated, that is, vladimir nikolayevich and his collaborators isolated this one, uh, skin plus a section of muscle with vessels, uh, with arteries and veins, and this section of muscle, after i i installed this individual plate, there is about 250 cm, in squares it is on this plate. we have established a muscle. the muscle must be nourished with something podshiliks. e from a colleague of the carotid artery.

here, the venous blood must also go somewhere to the veins, they sewed it up and then covered it all up. eh, skin. yes, the patients recovered for a long time, but it was felt. it was the eighteenth year. here is the defense of my dissertation and literally. a month later. you could say it's a thesis. yes, this is such a coincidence that a patient is caught. he long treated, prolonged dressings. something took root , something was not experienced. then he was transplanted again , he was discharged and after 2 years last year. there was one of the yandes, where, after all, the tubes cut through and were supplemented. well, the guy. uh, the name is ivan . that's after these operations. here is my bride. i still want to get married. hands and feet, they work for him. this is probably such a, uh, happy story. well, in every e patient. i think we

see some sort of here at least the patient must believe in luck believe in himself believe in the surgeon, which makes it easier for us, when the patient has faith in something good and faith in a miracle, then it is easier for us to work. well, if i'd like to finish, you know what. here's the truth. eh, not even such an appeal, but just one remark addressed to, probably, all your colleagues, not only neurosurgeons. very often the doctor - this is the last hope of the patient very often and i want you to be your colleagues. this has always been remembered, because we always think and count on you. it's true. thank you for your work. thank you for your friend. thank you. what do you need to know about the sacrament of communion does regular

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is the observance of the commandments of god. answers to these and other questions in spiritual educational projects on belarus 24 tv channel. and the discoveries made by belarusian scientists in the world of science cells are the cells of multicellular organisms that live and reproduce in skilful conditions cell culture can be obtained from almost any organ or tissue; the effect of treating iron deficiency depends primarily on the daily dose of iron that is consumed per day and the duration of therapy, which is currently being worked on in laboratories, the country's leading scientific institutions in this regard. we are also developing the direction of developing a new generation vaccine. this is a recombinant vaccine vector vaccine, watch the popular science project science mania on our tv channel.

everyone in childhood were inventors and dreamers these

incredible stories about the flight to the moon of mighty warriors and extraterrestrial civilizations. moreover, they invented it so skillfully that they themselves willingly believed in them. and when they believed in these stories, even adults, it was an incredible happiness, the fate of the hero, about which the speech will be, incredibly, sadly tragic, and at the same time, comical. he was not like everyone else, he was not understood by society. we are in the theater of the film actor's studio, which has opened its forty. the first theatrical season is a premiere production. the same munhauser. what is the author's point of view director of the picture and what is the paradox of the main character, we will find out very soon alina is not at war with you, and this is a fashion for culture. the theater-studio of the film actor was created in 1980. the corpse was formed from the acting staff of the film studio belarus-film, subsequently replenished with graduates of the belarusian state theater and art institute and actors from other theaters

. at the same time, it should be noted that this the only theater of this type that has survived in the post-soviet space, many works of world and russian classics, as well as modern authors of belarusian and russian drama, received a creative life on its stage . it began with a premiere performance. the same munchausen directed by tatyana patsai on her account of performances as leading theaters. everything is the same and performances in the theaters of russia tatyana good afternoon. good afternoon the famous baron munchausen wrote many stories, shot more than one film and staged more than one performance. why are you so interested in this story?

maybe in your life. you met the visionary inventor who inspired this production. it seems to me, on the contrary, a very personal story that is with me. uh, it’s very interconnected, because since childhood i loved to fantasize and i was often accused of some kind of deceit, but in fact it was just such fantasies that crow munhouse herself believed in the same way. he also believes in everything that happened to him. and even when i’m with my actors, well, there’s not much on this topic in this situation with a horse and i would very much like to get out, i also began to drag myself from there. and if my horse stepped on a bump at that time and got out. i would be sure that i myself pulled out the pigtail, therefore. well, i think that this is most likely because i regard the munchausen defense, but not as a dreamer, but as a person who sincerely believes that this is all happening to him for real. i find it very uh a positive spiritual person who brings

joy not only to himself, but also to others, the performance was staged based on the play of the same name, by the soviet and russian screenwriter. grigory gorin tell me, as a rule, what the viewer sees on stage is always different from the original work. and what is your author's author 's vision here, i saw, of course, something of my own there. naturally. i, uh, well, so rude to say pulled out. probably from gorin's play, what was close to me was what was clear to me. and the most, probably, the biggest thing i relied on was that, uh, it seems to me, hmm, creativity in general, it should be, uh, cheerful. those who do not affirm positively carry goodness carry purity carry morality. that is, i live like this myself, and therefore , in my work, of course, i will leave an emphasis on this. therefore, in the play goryan. again, i saw it and staged it for the sake of it, and it seems to me that the actors

, too, uh, hmm, were imbued with this uh worldview of mine, and we all did very well together. it seems to me so pure joyful, where are you playful thing is the main character of the picture, and baron munchausen, he is such a rather contradictory person, maybe at first glance. it would seem that he invents for himself some additional date at thirty, the second of may, for example, and pulls himself by the hair. and what is this paradox of the protagonist in your opinion? you see, it's a paradox for me. no. for me, he is a completely holistic nature, absolutely harmonious. eh, what he invents. uh, thirty-two. uh, we somehow even with andrey merenok, an artist this performance. we conceived his world, that is, the scenery. yes, this is the world in which munchausen lives . this is the world of the researcher. this is the world of a man who

does not build his own fantasies on his head. yes, thirty -two. he's a man, he's an educated man. curious, inquisitive, doing research that he knows, uh, a lot of science, so for me, uh, he's not m-m. how can i put it, not eccentric colleagues who rush from one there to another, but a completely very, uh, intellectually built person. in each of we live the same baron munchausen and it happens that over time he disappears somewhere. how do you think this performance is for young people, i think for everyone, because everyone in this performance, probably, due to their age, can find something of their own, because here are my three children who watched this performance who are older are otherwise elderly. i think a completely different perception, and everyone should, in my opinion, have

only one positive emotion, that one must be able to be happy. first, he committed a grave sin, after taking his own life, he accidentally cleans his gun. it can be said the death of a soldier at a military post. well , any suicide can be justified, the one who shot himself clumsily handled weapons, the drowned poor swimmer, but not this, the main thing the church cannot recognize as true. the so -called exploits of the baron. they are the result of imagination and exorbitant self-conceit. who is this baron munchausen and where did his incredible stories come from ? baron munchausen himself was the author of the first stories about the adventures of the baron. who knows that a nobleman existed in reality, karl friedrich and vulnerable von

munchausen, german fraer genus. mr. russian service was born in the family of a colonel 15 years old, a young man, went to military service. and where did you spend your evenings for everything telling incredible stories and fables, it was then that the tales of the cheerful baron were heard by the german writer rudolfarih raspe and transferred them to paper. so i saw the light of his work. the adventure of baron munchausen fantasies and positive thinking his love for life and everything around him spiritual freedom does not fit into the world of ordinary people a tragicomic performance filled with jokes and eccentricities helps to look at the world through the eyes of munchausen his creative energy and focus on the joy of life will charge the viewer with positive and possibly make

someone a little happier the performance involved a magnificent cast of honored artists of the bssr and the republic of belarus as well as actors of theaters and cinema one of these is alla prolech, honored artist of the republic of belarus is amazing. deep psychological subtle serves the high art of the theater with all the heart and talents donated by nature. alla grigoryevna good afternoon, good afternoon performance the same munchausen tell us about your heroine and what is her role in revealing the image of the main character, for me this is a woman who does not know how to love. although, she doesn't think so. this is a vindictive woman. this is a woman. fixated on herself and it seems to me that

she is not something that does not know how to love. i think she she doesn’t like people at all and her goals are mercantile, and before creating this role, it was for me to understand why she became like that, what led her to this, because such a person could not be born, naturally, like everyone else, i came up with a whole story her life, which is behind the scenes, which is not visible on the stage, but she helps me to fulfill my role and makes my heroine alive, and it seems to me that it is even understandable for the audience, what this performance is about for you personally about love, of course, this is the first a word that can be said what it is about and the second about people. which exists forever in the defenses of the munhausen - it does not matter. it is a woman or a man. eh?