Departments
Department of Neonatal Pathology
Head of scientific the department
Kamola Shavkatovna Salikhova
Doctor of Medical Sciences
Head of department
Tojihon Mahmudovna Turakulova
Physician of the highest category
The Department of Neonatal Pathology was established in 2013 under the leadership of Dr. Kamola Shavkatovna Salikhova, Doctor of Medical Sciences. Today, the department accommodates 20 beds and is headed by Tojihon Mahmudovna Turakulova, a doctor of the highest qualification category.
The department admits newborns up to two months old with the following conditions:
• Neonatal jaundice,
• Necrotizing enterocolitis,
• Neonatal bacterial sepsis,
• Birth trauma,
• Cerebral status disorders,
• Epidermolysis bullosa,
• Community-acquired pneumonia,
• Feeding disorders,
• Septicemia.
The department admits newborns up to two months old with the following conditions:
• Neonatal jaundice,
• Necrotizing enterocolitis,
• Neonatal bacterial sepsis,
• Birth trauma,
• Cerebral status disorders,
• Epidermolysis bullosa,
• Community-acquired pneumonia,
• Feeding disorders,
• Septicemia.
Diagnostics and Treatment
We utilize advanced diagnostic and treatment methods, including:
• Parenteral nutrition,
• Doppler echocardiography to detect congenital heart defects,
• Neurosonography,
• Ultrasound examination of internal organs,
• Neuro-auditory screening,
• Multislice computed tomography (MSCT).
Specialized consultations are provided for each child as needed.
• Parenteral nutrition,
• Doppler echocardiography to detect congenital heart defects,
• Neurosonography,
• Ultrasound examination of internal organs,
• Neuro-auditory screening,
• Multislice computed tomography (MSCT).
Specialized consultations are provided for each child as needed.
Facilities and Care
The department is equipped with isolated rooms for cyclic patient admission, ensuring a high level of hygiene and safety. We adhere to the principles of rooming-in, promoting breastfeeding, and developmental care. Special attention is given to humanizing medical care: pain prevention, minimizing invasive procedures, and creating a comfortable environment for newborns.
In addition, mothers are trained in essential newborn care practices to ensure proper care at home.
In addition, mothers are trained in essential newborn care practices to ensure proper care at home.
Special Support for Children with Epidermolysis Bullosa
The department collaborates with the “Butterfly Children” Foundation, which provides unique dressing materials for the care of children with epidermolysis bullosa.
Scientific Activities
The Neonatology Research Department is actively involved in developing new approaches to treatment and diagnostics. Under the leadership of Dr. Kamola Shavkatovna Salikhova, the department comprises 1 Doctor of Medical Sciences and 4 Candidates of Medical Sciences. Key scientific projects include:
• Development of methods for treating and predicting multiple organ dysfunction syndrome in newborns.
• Differential approaches to the therapy and prevention of bronchopulmonary dysplasia in newborns.
• Personalized treatment methods for unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia in newborns using early molecular-genetic diagnostics.
The methodological recommendations developed by the department's specialists are being implemented across various regions of the country, improving the quality of neonatal care.
The Department of Neonatal Pathology is not only a place for the treatment and care of our youngest patients but also a center for advancing medicine and setting new standards for neonatal care.
• Development of methods for treating and predicting multiple organ dysfunction syndrome in newborns.
• Differential approaches to the therapy and prevention of bronchopulmonary dysplasia in newborns.
• Personalized treatment methods for unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia in newborns using early molecular-genetic diagnostics.
The methodological recommendations developed by the department's specialists are being implemented across various regions of the country, improving the quality of neonatal care.
The Department of Neonatal Pathology is not only a place for the treatment and care of our youngest patients but also a center for advancing medicine and setting new standards for neonatal care.