Information about the doctor Shmyrov Oleh Valeriiovych
Work experience: 37 years
Category: Higher
Education:
- North Ossetian State Medical Institute
Membership in associations, societies; attending conferences, thematic improvement courses:
- advanced training courses in bronchology, operative video thoracoscopy, emergency chest surgery, polytrauma;
- actively participates in conferences for surgeons.
Areas of professional development:
- participated in the program “Zazhive” on STB TV channel;
- constantly learns new diagnostic methods and surgical techniques;
- grows professionally by communicating with foreign colleagues, receiving useful information at conferences and on the Internet;
- speaks English and sees foreign patients.
Priority areas in clinical practice:
- diagnostics and treatment of diseases of the chest organs, using conservative, surgical and endoscopic methods;
- surgical treatment of foreign bodies in the respiratory tract and esophagus, complicated forms of pneumonia, malformations of the chest and neck, and neoplasms of the chest;
- he is proficient in the techniques of operative video thoracoscopy and emergency thoracic surgery.
- “The main trend in my field is the development of minimally invasive surgery. A patient usually goes a long way to a specialist who can make the right diagnosis. A good doctor is able to put himself in the shoes of the patient and his relatives and treat the patient as he would treat himself.”
Tell us about your professional interests other than your specialization:
- polytrauma.
Hobbies, favorite movies, books:
- “I am a passionate person, I have many different interests.”
Doctor's advice:
- “Avoid self-medication and always consult a doctor for diagnosis and treatment. Trust your health only to those professionals you are confident in. If in doubt, don't hesitate to get additional advice or change your doctor. Your health is your highest priority.”
Advantages of MM 'Dobrobut':
- “Dobrobut Medical Center has good technical equipment, comfortable conditions for the patient, and the willingness of colleagues in related specialties to cooperate.”