the chief transplantologist of russia, the head of the shumakov center, academician sergey gotya, thethor of unique methods in the field of organ transplantation, was the first in russia to perform the most complex operations on liver transplantation, including children, the doctor, gatie, today takes on the most difficult cases and many patients owe their lives to him happy birthday sergei gauthier congratulated the president, we join in the congratulations and wish sergei vladimirovich, first of all, health about the unique talent anastasia litvinova sergei gauthier performs a liver transplant on an eight-month-old boy, bogdan, there is a small percentage of children who are born with abnormal liver development and the only treatment for such children is a liver transplantation by a donor for the baby became his uncle in a nearby operating room surgeon. already took a small part of his liver. and so the transplantation itself begins, it is necessary to connect all the tissues, the smallest vessels in order to see all the details of the operation is the most difficult. but it was tha

topic of how to transplant other organs into thin heart blunts, then i started working at the shumakov centerh pridia in 2008 . well, in general, over the years he has produced reformatting of russian transplantology and brought it to a completely new level. so to say hitherto unprecedented level we have become. for example, in the field of heart transplantation the world leader. we perform the largest number of transplants in one center per year. that's about 200 transplants. he was always interested. how to make sure that both the donor does not suffer and the recipient is cured - this is how the idea of ​​​​creating artificial organs of collaboratively grown living cells appeared. and here are the mice. and with genetic diabetes, and we use them here and we are testing a new method of treatment, which is an intraperitoneal injection of bone marrow mononuclear cells from healthy mice e , we have been observing them for 40 days and seeing a positive trend. uh, both in their blood glucose levels and in their weight until ninety-seven, cirrhosis of the liver. in children, it was considered an

the small intestine, the pancreas, the kidneys of the heart, then i started working at the shumakov pridya centereneral, over the years, he has reformatted russian transplantation and brought it to a completely new level, so to speak, we have become hitherto unknown. for example, in the field of heart transplantation the world leader. we perform the largest number of transplants in one center per year. this is about 200 transplants. the donor was not injured and the recipient was cured, so the idea of ​​creating artificial laboratory organs grown from living cells appeared. but these are mice with genetic diabetes. and we are we use them here and check the new method of treatment, which is. uh, introduction inside, peritoneal bone marrow mononuclear cells. we observe healthy mice e for 40 days and see a positive trend. uh, both in their blood glucose levels and in their weight until ninety-seven, cirrhosis of the liver. in children, it was considered an incurable disease. sometimes children were sent for transplantation abroad thanks to gatya, transplantation of small patients began to be done ,

transplant other organs of the small intestine pancreas kidney heart, then i started working in the center shumakov general, over the years, he has reformatted russian transplantation and brought it completely to e, there has never been a new one, so to speak, and we have become, for example, a world leader in the field of heart transplantation. we perform the largest number of transplants in one center per year. this is about 200 transplants. the donor was not injured and the recipient was cured, so the idea of ​​creating artificial organs, laboratory-grown diabetes. and we use them on them and we are testing a new method of treatment, which is. e, intraperitoneal injection of bone marrow mononuclear cells from healthy mice e, we have been observing them for 40 days and seeing a positive trend. uh, both in their blood glucose levels and in their weight until ninety-seven, cirrhosis of the liver. in children, it was considered an incurable disease. sometimes children were sent for transplantation abroad thanks to the transplantation of small patients they started to do it in russia and it’s difficu