MCSC experts at the III Eurasian Forum of Colorectal Surgery
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The III Eurasian Forum of Colorectal Surgery in Ufa brought together leading experts from Russia, Europe and Asia to discuss modern approaches and technologies in coloproctology and oncocoloproctology. In the context of an increase in the incidence of colorectal cancer and other bowel diseases, the exchange of experience and the development of interdisciplinary interaction of specialists is of particular importance.
MCSC named after A.S. Loginov presented advanced approaches in the surgical treatment of colorectal diseases at the forum.
The leading researcher of the Department of Coloproctology, Doctor of Medicine Vyacheslav Aliyev made a presentation on "Robotic surgery of rectal cancer", dedicated to the modern possibilities of robot-assisted technologies in oncocoloproctology.
- Today, robotic surgery is not just an innovation, but a new level of accuracy, safety and quality of patient treatment.
One of the key events of the forum was demonstration operations in the format of "live surgery" and "semilive surgery". Vyacheslav Afandievich performed a robot-assisted anterior rectal resection, demonstrating the capabilities of modern high-tech minimally invasive surgery.
The scientific program of the forum also included presentations by young MCSC specialists:
- Notov Asker Anurbievich, post-graduate student of the Coloproctology Department, presented a report:
"Options for surgical treatment of patients with stage IV colorectal cancer complicated by obstructive intestinal obstruction." - Ismailova Nurlana Afik kyzy, post-graduate student of the coloproctology department, made a presentation:
"WATCH & WAIT strategy. The complete answer is a modern strategy for the treatment of rectal cancer."
The participation of our specialists in the international forum is not only a recognition of the high professional level of the center, but also a contribution to the development of modern colorectal surgery, the introduction of innovative technologies and the formation of new standards of patient treatment.
