OUR PROJECTS

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  HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL

  A pivotal development for the Valikhnovski Surgery Institute in 2019 was its collaboration with American counterparts from Harvard Medical School and the Shriners Hospitals for Children Boston clinic. These institutions are at the forefront of pediatric medicine, serving as benchmarks for surgeons worldwide, particularly in the realm of pediatric plastic surgery. This collaboration facilitated the exchange of expertise and innovative approaches to addressing congenital anomalies. Additionally, we jointly orchestrated an extensive nationwide charitable initiative aimed at treating patients afflicted with intricate upper lip defects, adhering to European standards of anesthesia care. This effort resulted in the successful performance of a distinctive surgical intervention for “cleft lip” on 12 patients, ranging from one to three months old.

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  DISCOVERY CHANNEL

  For the first time in the annals of Ukrainian medicine, the team behind the renowned and globally acclaimed medical TV program BODY BIZARRE (Discovery TV channel) operated at the Valikhnovski Surgery Institute. Airing since 2013, the show garners a daily viewership of 2 billion individuals worldwide. Within the confines of the Valikhnovski Surgery Institute, a remarkably intricate and rare ailment – Madelung’s syndrome – was subject to surgical treatment. Remarkably, the medical literature encompasses just 300 documented instances of this particular pathology.

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  MEDICAL AESTHETIC SYNERGY CONGRESS

  The Valikhnovski Surgery Institute proudly served as a diamond partner of the MASC surgery congress, which featured 40 international speakers engaging in discussions on profoundly intricate subjects, including face transplants, cell therapy, and the restoration of congenital and acquired defects of the human body, among other topics. During the congress, hosted at the Valikhnovski Surgery Institute, Professor Nazim Cerkes from Turkey, the First Vice President of ISAPS, and Dr. Marcos Harel from Israel conducted secondary rhinoplasty using an open approach and primary rhinoplasty using a closed approach.

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  KGSC '2017

  Valikhnovski Surgery Institute spearheaded the organization of the Kyiv Global Surgery Congress ’17. This monumental surgical congress held on an international scale brought together preeminent surgeons specializing in emergency, general, and military surgery. Attendees comprised practicing surgeons of the utmost global caliber from 12 countries, who shared their insights, including interactive live broadcasts from operating rooms. For the first time in Ukraine, this congress showcased presentations on European surgical care protocols and standards. Notably, Ukraine took the forefront in military surgery, providing exclusive insights into its pioneering role in shaping military surgical practices across Europe and the globe.