Spinal tumor treatment in Russia
A spinal tumor is a pathological neoplasm located in the spinal column and causing back pain. A tumor occurs as a result of changes in the genetic apparatus of cells, which leads to a violation of their growth and differentiation. Spinal tumors can develop in the bones, nerves, and other tissues that make up the spinal column. Neoplasms that originally appeared in the spine are called primary. However, most tumors in this area are metastatic. This means that they enter the spine from primary malignant tumors from other parts of the body. A spinal tumor is an interdisciplinary disease, so the decision on treatment should be made by a team of specialists: spine surgeons, chemotherapists, radiology oncologists, etc. In addition, the choice of treatment methods should be made taking into account various aspects of the patient's general health and the goals pursued.
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The Federal State Budgetary Healthcare Institution "Siberian Regional Medical Center of the Federal Medical and Biological Agency" was established in 1926. At present, it is one of the most technologically advanced centers, using the up-to-date medical solutions and information technologies in the real-case scenarios.
Federal network of expert oncology clinics operating under the European Clinic brand is a Russian network of private specialized oncological centres that provide a full range of cancer diagnostics and treatment according to modern world standards. Our story began with the opening of one of the first private specialized oncological centres in Moscow.
Academic approach to treatment. Expert level. The international cooperation. Individual approach to everyone. More than 15 service programs. No queues. Government Prize. 5 * clinic.
The largest children's hospital in Russia and Europe. More than a third of the total number of hospitalized children in Moscow falls on the Morozovskaya hospital. Located on nine hectares in the historical center of the capital, it resembles a small town in its spirit. It is a multidisciplinary (31 profiles) clinical hospital and has 48 departments, including 34 clinical ones.
The Blokhin National Medical Research Center of Oncology of the Russian Ministry of Health is the largest oncological clinic in Russia and Europe, one of the largest oncological clinics in the world, which has the latest equipment and all advanced methods of diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
The Moscow Research Institute named after Pyotr Alexandrovich Herzen was opened in December 1903, and is the first oncological clinic in Europe. Today it is a large research institute engaged, in addition to scientific activities (the Head Oncological Institute of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation), in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.