Vereshchahina Tetiana Mykolaivna

Education:

• Bogomolets National Medical University

Areas of professional development:

• member of Association of Pediatric Surgeons;
• attends courses of thematic advanced training on pediatric laparoscopic surgery;
• two months of internship in the orthopedic clinic in Italy;
• attending of conferences in Spain, Italy.

Priority areas in clinical practice:

• the full range of outpatient surgeries;
• outpatient surgery;
• provision of emergency assistance in pediatric surgery;
• early detection and treatment of congenital hip dysplasia, torticollis, postural disorders;
• early detection and treatment of congenital hip dysplasia, torticollis, cyllosis of children under 1 year of age;
• diagnostics and treatment of postural disorders, scoliosis, foot shape defects of children over 1 year of age;
• diagnostics and treatment of bone fractures of children of different age groups.
• “A good doctor, first of all, is a craft professional. The doctor’s function is to determine the diagnosis and heal a person, however, the doctors that treats children has one more function. It is very important to love children. You should not go to paediatrics, if you do not love children.”
• “For me being a doctor is more a mission than a job. As I have two specialties, I always try to become better and to know something new. I am also interested in dermatology, gastroenterology, neurology.”
• “To gain more and more knowledge, I read a lot of academic papers, both national and foreign. I attend various symposiums, conferences. I attended the convention of pediatric surgeons in Barcelona (Spain), and also the medical conference in Milan (Italy).”

Tell us about your professional interests other than your specialization:

• dermatology;
• gastroenterology;
• neurology.

Hobbies, favorite movies, books:

• “As I have a country house, I raise flowers. Mainly, I like to raise roses. I am passionate about traveling. I visit a sports club twice a week.”

Doctor's advice:

• “Prevention of injuries of children, mandatory tetanus vaccination. Often doctors deal with unvaccinated children with puncture wounds, when the child is infected, and we search the medicine for tetanus all throughout Kyiv in the shortest time.” “It is important to explain all the medical aspects to parents. Maybe it will be superficial, without diving into terms, but they should certainly know what is going on with their child.” “I do not allow the mothers whose children I treat to read various diagnoses in the Internet. You can search for general preventive measures, but under no circumstances should you determine a diagnosis or begin to treat the child by yourself.”