About Us
Federal State Institution Russian Ilizarov Scientific Center “Restorative Traumatology and Orthopaedics” was established in 1971 in Kurgan. Nowadays it is one of the largest scientific research institutions in Russia. The Center is headed by the honored scientist of the Russian Federation, corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences Professor Vladimir Ivanovich Shevtsov.
Location of the Center:
640014 Russia, Kurgan, M.Uljanovoj st., 6People from all continents come here in the hope of getting long-expected medical care and recovering their health. Experienced and high-qualified specialists of the clinic do their best to restore the harmony of patients’ body and spirit.
Year by year the scientists of the Center study the processes of regeneration and growth of bone and other tissues. They also carry out fundamental and applied medicobiological and medicoengineering investigations, work out and introduce new technologies and methods of treatment and rehabilitation.
Over 100 highly experienced surgeons and about 450 considerate nurses work in the Center. About 100 highly skilled specialists working here have an academic degree. The quality of medical service is the best of all medical institutions of this kind in Russia. And it is naturally because patients’ health and spiritual comfort are regarded as of paramount importance in the Center. High professionalism of scientists and doctors, modern equipment, advertency and polite attitude of personnel toward patients, cozy hospital rooms, greenhouse, training equipment and comfortable conditions of stay help attain good results of treatment.
“Russian Ilizarov Scientific Center “Restorative Traumatology and Orthopaedics” is the place where people who lost faith in recovery and who were unsuccessfully treated in other clinics, find the chance for normal life without pain and tears. The greatest experience, unique knowledge and high skill of the specialists help improve the methods having no analogues in the world, methods which restore pleasure of motion.
