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Endonasal Skull Base Neurosurgery DepartmentTel. +380 44 483-96-95, +380 67 503-17-76, +380 98 886-63-10 E-mail: adenomas@ukr.net, gipofis@ukr.net, nguk@ukr.net Site: www.adenoma.kyiv.ua/ How to find: Institute of Neurosurgery, Building 5, 4nd floor (see Map and Institute scheme).
Mykola O. Guk
MD, PhD, DSc, Neurosurgery
Lila O. Danevych
MD, PhD, Neurosurgery
Artur O. Mumliev
MD, PhD, Neurosurgery
Viktor A. Yatsyk
MD, PhD, Neurosurgery
Mariana L. Solovey
MD, Endocrinology
Andriy A. Chukov
MD, Neurosurgery Endonasal Skull Base Neurosurgery Department (the previous name “Department of Transsphenoidal Neurosurgery”) is the leading clinical unit of the institute in the field of neuro-oncology and the implementation of modern endoscopic technologies.
The department is equipped with a separate endoscopic operating unit with 2 Karl Storz endoscopic racks and a Karl Zeiss microscope. Conservative and comprehensive treatment of tumors of the sellar localization and skull base, neuroendocrine and orphan diseases is carried out in the department. There is a multidisciplinary pituitary consulting center, which has an endocrinologist on staff and provides assistance to patients with endocrine disorders from all over Ukraine and abroad. In children, transnasal-transsphenoidal endoscopic surgery of pituitary adenomas, craniopharyngiomas, and skull base tumors is performed in a special endoscopic operating room in cooperation with the endoscopic group of the children’s department using neuronavigation. The clinic is a coordination center for cooperation between the Institutes of Neurosurgery and Endocrinology (Kyiv and Kharkiv) and European centers of skull base surgery, holds specialized international scientific conferences on pituitary pathology, and is a center for improving neuroendoscopy and transsphenoidal microsurgery. Diseases, that are treated in our clinic
• Pituitary adenomas, including orphan diseases – acromegaly, gigantism, Cushing’s disease, etc. • Craniopharyngiomas, Rathke pocket cysts • Basal meningiomas subject to advanced transnasal endoscopic and high-tech minimally invasive transcranial approaches • Chordomas, chondrosarcomas, skull base tumors • Secondary lesions of the sellar region subject to transnasal surgical treatment • Complicated cases of nasal discharge Updated 21 October 2022 |
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