Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: Novosibirsk State University – Novosibirsk State University – As part of the implementation of the project on innovations in communication, from May 15 to June 9, the Center for Postgraduate Medical Education Institute of Medicine and Medical Technologies NSU He conducted a program for advanced training for oncologists, graduate students and residents in the specialty “Oncology” and medical physicists “Application of high-intensity fixed ultrasound (HIFU) in mammology”.
During interdisciplinary seminars, participants discussed the possibilities of using HIFU for the treatment of neoplasms of the mammary glands. Anatomes, experts in the field of ultrasonic diagnostics, physics, oncologists, practitioners who use the HIFU method in patients, and equipment development engineers acted as experts.
The event was attended by an engineer of the Novosibirsk Instrument -Building Plant (refineries) Alexei Artemov. He spoke about the technical characteristics, creation and introduction of a medical complex for the ablation of the Diater-M neoplasms, the first Russian apparatus of HIFU therapy, which is carried out by the refinery. Alexey Artemov in his speech emphasized the role of universities and research institutes in the introduction of this equipment into clinical practice.
Also, the director of the Praitor LLC, MD, shared his many years of experience using HIFU therapy in practice with listeners. Alexander Firman. Natalya Shlyakhtina, Ph.D., head of the diagnostic department of the State Novosibirsk Regional Clinical Hospital, spoke about the possibilities of using ultrasound to diagnose neoplasms. Denis Karpov, Ph.D., performed on the part of NSU, he made a report on the physical foundations of the method of spreading ultrasound in the tissues.
A lively conversation between participants showed the need to build a closer interaction of universities, scientific laboratories and production. The participants agreed on future possible joint projects.
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