Saparov Aidos Darkhanovich

Head of the Department

Traumatologist of the highest category

The department has 40 beds, is located on the first floor of the hospital and has 13 wards, which are divided into single, double and triple rooms. Each ward is equipped with a bathroom, shower, and constant hot water. The beds in the wards are functional, with individual lighting. The traumatology department is equipped with the necessary special equipment.

The Department of Traumatology currently performs surgical interventions on the musculoskeletal system, both for acute injury and their consequences. Surgical interventions are also performed for patients with orthopedic pathology. The department has mastered the technique of minimally invasive intervention in injuries, such as closed intramedullary and extramedullary blocking osteosynthesis for almost all segments of the skeleton of the body. The undoubted advantage of the blocking osteosynthesis technique is low injury, low invasive surgical intervention, which is associated with the extra-focal antegrade insertion of a pin without exposure of soft tissues in the fracture area and subsequently significantly contributes to the consolidation of bone tissue.

The introduction of a nail into the bone marrow canal away from the fracture site reduces the risk of postoperative infectious complications as much as possible (3-4%). Minimal blood loss during and after surgery, short duration of surgery, and the ability to perform osteosynthesis of fractures in several places through a small incision. In the postoperative period, the patient walks the next day with the help of crutches, without immobilization, which does not lead to post-traumatic contractures. The use of arthroscopic knee joint interventions has been widely initiated. The department performed total hip and knee arthroplasty followed by rehabilitation of the first and subsequent stages. Temporary fixation rod devices are used for patients with polytrauma. The operating department is equipped with a Japanese-made EOP (electron-optical converter), a German-made arthroscope, various percutaneous osteosynthesis and intraosseous devices. There is a close relationship with NIITO (Scientific Research Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics). Astana, in order to consult patients and determine the tactics of further treatment.

Our contacts:

+7 (7242) 23-51-50

+7 (7242) 23-52-78

+7 (7242) 23-51-96

internal numbers 167, 153, 219