Affiliation:
1. Institute of Microsurgery; Krasnoyarsk State Medical University named after Prof. V.F. Voyno-Yasenetsky
2. Institute of Microsurgery
3. Institute of Microsurgery; Siberian State Medical University
Abstract
September 30, 1994 in Tomsk Regional Clinical Hospital (TRCH) was open the Department of Reconstructive and Plastic Microsurgery. In 2002, after two stages of reorganization of the department into the Institute of Microsurgery, its work began to be carried out in 4 directions: medical, scientific, educational, publishing. An analysis of the medical work was carried out in term of the microneurovascular surgery development, from the Department of Reconstructive and Plastic Microsurgery of the TRCH up to the present, in the status of the Institute of Microsurgery (established on 06.02.2002). The results are showen the following main trends in the development of Reconstructive Microsurgery in Tomsk: autotransplantation of tissue on axial vessels, supermicrosurgery, nanomicrosurgery.
Publisher
Research Institute of Microsurgery
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