what else distinguishes the center of blokhin here. doing, there is nothing unique, uh, in any clinics and centers of the world they go for i think other without borders patients who have been refused in many clinics, and they have not yet lost hope for help, we now have, uh, a department of cardio-vascular surgery. uh, sometimes operations are performed using cardiopulmonary bypass. all this, of course, is quite complex labor-intensive surgical technologies, but which allow you to perform operations without borders without limits. uh, practically the surgeon feels completely free. you know that all the most modern technologies are in his hands, and the second direction is the other way around. the development of mini, as we say, invasive surgery is less traumatic. and when we use dramatic systems, we use paws, we use excavation, we use endoscopy, which allows us to discharge a practically patient home after 2-3 days, while performing a large operation, which, when performed by traditional methods, required . rank of the patient in the

, the blokhin center or without trying something, achieved new relapses, where they sent the pavlov clinical trials, both new drugs are young. the parolyst had to be saved. the promising drug got there. it helped. it helped further. where did you return next, i returned to moscow and was already observed in the center named after pirogov so, it’s just that pride takes for the country, really, because everyone passed it on to each other, really. sasha of course, i want to introduce you to alexander gennadievich, kurmanov. he is a traumatologist-orthopedist. why the doctors were afraid to operate sasha because the joints were destroyed, how severe the destruction was, when you saw it all with your own eyes , the destroyed joint, the destroyed head, that is, it is practically absent, it does not form. she was just like a shell. no, she's even like a shell. this part of the head is simply not there with a crescent, that is , it is a 6 cm tin leg. in short, one another you strong aromali. sasha, well, that's it, yes. how long after the operation has passed two months two months. walk thr