32 Platona Mayborody Str, Kyiv, 04050, Ukraine
+380 44 484-18-73
Reception of Outpatient Clinic
+380 67 127-86-86
Reception of Outpatient Clinic
+380 44 483-36-58
Admission Department (hospitalisation)
+380 44 483-95-73
Reception of Director
+380 44 483-94-13
Reception of Medical Director
neuro.namn@i.ua
Reception of Director
neurokarantin@ukr.net
Reception of Outpatient Clinic
https://neuro.kiev.ua
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Electroencephalography
+380 95 487-21-31
+380 97 462-46-00
Electroneuromyography, electroencephalography
+380 68 302-67-22
Ultrasound studies of blood vessels
+380 98 006-29-09
Scintigraphy
+380 44 483-82-07
Radiosurgery, MRI, MSCT
+380 44 483-70-37
MRI, MSCT, x-ray studies
+380 44 483-06-68
Romodanov Neurosurgery Institute is the leading institution for the Neurosurgery in Ukraine
Fields of activity :
● Diagnostic and treatment of adults and children with disorders of the nervous system
– tumors of the brain and spinal cord and peripheral nerves
– vascular pathology of the neck, head and spinal cord (aneurysm, malformation, stroke)
– Acute traumatic brain and spinal injury, peripheral nerve injury and the consequences of such injuries
– functional disorders of the nervous system (Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy)
– degenerative diseases of the spine (herniated discs)
– pain syndromes
● Scientific research
– search for new and improvement of existing methods of diagnostic and treatment of diseases of the nervous system
● Organizational activity
– organization of neurosurgical meetings
– publication of informational materials about innovations
● Training
– the institute has Clinical residency, Fellowship, Doktorantura and information and training monothematic courses
– the institute has Specialized Academic Council in thesis defense by Neurosurgery
– the institute forms Specialized Academic Council for one-time defense of the dissertation for the degree of PhD
● Publishing
– Institute of Neurosurgery is the co-founder and publisher of Ukrainian Neurosurgical Journal