Danilchenko Valeriia Eduardivna

Education:

• Ukrainian Medical Stomatological Academy;
• Educational and Scientific Institute of Postgraduate Education at UMSA, specialization in neonatology;
• Dobrobut Academy, specialization in ultrasound diagnostics

Areas of professional development:

• awardee of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine and the Association of Medical Universities for significant scientific achievements;
• scholarship recipient and member of the scientific group Society for Medical Decision Making (SMDM);
• participant and speaker at international conferences (Bulgaria, Canada);
• continuously improves practical skills through professional training, particularly in ultrasound diagnostics of congenital CNS abnormalities in newborns and diagnosis of congenital kidney pathologies in children.

Priority areas in clinical practice:

• ultrasound of abdominal organs and retroperitoneal space;
• ultrasound of kidneys and adrenal glands;
• ultrasound of the urinary bladder;
• ultrasound of the thyroid gland;
• ultrasound of the salivary glands;
• ultrasound of lymph nodes;
• ultrasound of external organs and soft tissues;
• ultrasound of pleural cavities;
• neurosonography (brain ultrasound in newborns and young children).

Tell us about your professional interests other than your specialization:

• “Ultrasound diagnostics is not only about technical measurements — it’s primarily about understanding the patient in their full multidimensional state. That’s why I take a keen interest in pediatric neurology, orthopedics, and perinatal psychology. These areas are closely related to my work, especially when it comes to early detection of developmental disorders in children, injuries, or neurological symptoms that are not always immediately visible without thorough ultrasound assessment.”

Hobbies, favorite movies, books:

• “Choreography and aerial gymnastics are my passion — I practiced them professionally. I also love reading; among my favorite authors are Daniel Keyes, John Fowles, and Dan Brown.”

Doctor's advice:

• “Movement is life. Find an activity that brings you joy — dancing, fitness, yoga, or simply walking. This is your resource in difficult times. Small daily joys help maintain both physical and mental well-being at a proper level.”