Minimally Invasive Surgery, Transplantology and Orthopedics Department
Surgery through minimal incisions, organ transplantation, and treatment of spine, bone and joint diseases in children.
The Minimally Invasive Surgery, Transplantology and Orthopedics Department of the Children's National Medical Center performs high-tech surgery for children from the first days of life up to 18 years of age.
We specialize in treating congenital malformations and complex diseases of the liver and pancreas, and we also perform organ transplants and the full range of laparoscopic and thoracoscopic operations in children.
Main areas
- laparoscopic abdominal surgery
- thoracoscopic surgery
- neonatal surgery
- hepato-pancreato-biliary surgery
- pediatric liver transplantation (including from a living related donor)
- correction of congenital malformations
- treatment of complex anorectal malformations
- surgery for congenital defects of the digestive system
- post-operative care and intensive care
What makes the department unique
- the only JCI-accredited pediatric liver transplant program in Central Asia
- high-tech minimally invasive operations with minimal trauma
- international experience of the team (South Korea, Turkey, China)
- use of robot-assisted technology in pediatric surgery
- a training base for surgeons from across the region (IPEG-MEC courses)
- a multidisciplinary approach: surgeons, transplant specialists and anesthesiologists work as one team
The patient's journey
- Consultation — initial appointment, examination and choice of treatment strategy
- Diagnostics — a comprehensive examination using expert-class CT, MRI, ultrasound and laboratory methods
- Preparation — a specialist case conference, choice of the optimal procedure, and preparation of the child and family
- Surgery — the operation is performed using minimally invasive techniques and modern equipment
- Post-operative period — observation in intensive care (if needed), then in the specialized ward with round-the-clock monitoring
- Rehabilitation — recovery, outpatient follow-up and long-term support, including for patients after transplantation
Facts and figures
- more than 300 minimally invasive operations a year
- up to 98% successful outcomes of laparoscopic procedures
- the liver transplant program was launched in 2024
- more than 10 international training placements for the team at leading centers
- the region's first surgical training center under the IPEG-MEC program
- a round-the-clock intensive care unit for transplant patients
Our team
The department is led by a multidisciplinary team of specialists with international experience: transplant surgeons, pediatric surgeons, anesthesiologists, pediatric specialists and operating room nurses experienced in laparoscopic and thoracoscopic surgery.
The team regularly trains at international centers and takes part in training specialists from Central Asian countries.
Complex cases
- successful liver transplants for children with end-stage liver failure
- correction of biliary atresia in newborns
- treatment of complex congenital bowel defects
- thoracoscopic correction of chest wall deformities
- surgical treatment of congenital hyperinsulinism with pancreatic resection
- care for patients with post-operative and post-transplant complications
The department is one of the region's leading centers for pediatric surgery and transplantation, performing high-tech operations that are unique in the country.
To learn more or book a consultation, contact us:
- Contact center: +998 78 113 90 62
- Telegram: t.me/bmtmmurojaat
- WhatsApp: +998 95 152 11 28
Doctors
Nosirov Mansur Mukhtorovich
Pediatric surgeon, Head of the Minimally Invasive Surgery, Transplantology and Orthopedics Department
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Umarov Qosimjon Mirzakulovich
Pediatric surgeon, transplant surgeon, highest-category physician, PhD
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Aliev Talat Gafurovich
Pediatric orthopedist, Minimally Invasive Surgery, Transplantology and Orthopedics Department
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Sabitov Bahrom Hamidullaevich
Pediatric orthopedist, Minimally Invasive Surgery, Transplantology and Orthopedics Department
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Prices
Injection into skin scar lesions (medication not included)
88 000
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Injection into skin scar lesions (medication included)
88 000
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Trigger point intramuscular injection (Dexamethasone, first)
154 000
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Intramuscular injection of medication (trigger point injection with local anesthetics and the glucocorticosteroid Dexamethasone, each subsequent 2nd–10th injection)
88 000
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Intramuscular block (Diprospan, hip joint)
88 000
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Intramuscular block (Diprospan, lumbar region)
88 000
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Intramuscular block (Diprospan, neck/thoracic, 1 injection)
88 000
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Intra-articular injection (medication not included)
88 000
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Intra-articular injection (subdeltoid bursa, medication not included)
88 000
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Intra-articular injection (block with Diprospan)
88 000
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Peripheral nerve area injection (Diprospan)
58 000
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Peripheral nerve area injection (local anesthetics)
88 000
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Occipital nerve block (Diprospan)
88 000
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Caudal (sacral canal) block (Diprospan)
88 000
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Nerve root block (Dexamethasone)
88 000
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Surgical wound treatment (without sutures)
88 000
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Surgical wound treatment (with sutures)
95 000
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Suture removal
58 000
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Closed Achilles tenotomy (one leg)
220 000
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Closed Achilles tenotomy (both legs)
426 000
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Removal of wires (1–3)
154 000
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Removal of wires (4–6)
190 000
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Removal of wires (7 or more)
190 000
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Repeat mounting of external fixation device
235 000
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Wire insertion (under local anesthesia), device not included
117 000
UZS
Complex wound dressing (necrosis excision)
176 000
UZS
Splint application (Kangda cast bandage)
88 000
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External fixation device dressing
88 000
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Removal of distraction device
176 000
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Removal of wires from external fixation device
117 000
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Therapeutic joint aspiration (puncture)
74 000
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Topical anesthesia
74 000
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Infiltration anesthesia (dressing in the dressing room)
74 000
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Osteosynthesis of pathological fractures of lower limb bones with locking plates (in osteogenesis imperfecta)
9 337 000
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Chiari osteotomy in a patient with cerebral palsy (GMFCS 3–4)
12 272 000
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Dega osteotomy in a patient with cerebral palsy (GMFCS 3–4)
12 449 000
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Varus/valgus derotation corrective femoral osteotomy in a patient with cerebral palsy (GMFCS 3–4)
12 449 000
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Gradual correction of lower limb valgus/varus deformity with internal fixators, one segment (in dysplasia and genetic skeletal disorders)
13 864 000
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Biopsy and removal of a benign bone tumor followed by osteosynthesis
4 314 000
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Scoliosis
12 095 000
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Complicated scoliosis
15 632 000
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Surgical correction of scoliosis with congenital spinal anomaly and extirpation
15 632 000
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Surgical correction of scoliosis in SMA
15 632 000
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Surgical correction of scoliosis with anterior corporodesis
16 339 000
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Correction of pectus excavatum
6 790 000
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Closed reduction of the femoral head
4 491 000
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Open reduction of the femoral head
5 729 000
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Pelvic and femoral osteosynthesis for Legg–Calvé–Perthes disease
12 095 000
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Pelvic and femoral osteosynthesis for avascular necrosis of the femoral head
11 388 000
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Pelvic and femoral osteosynthesis for slipped capital femoral epiphysis
9 266 000
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In situ screw osteosynthesis for slipped capital femoral epiphysis
3 206 000
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Soft tissue release for hip joint contracture
9 639 000
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Soft tissue release with femoral osteosynthesis for hip joint contracture
12 449 000
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Pelvic and femoral osteosynthesis for other hip joint deformities
15 632 000
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Pelvic and femoral osteosynthesis for other hip joint deformities – triple pelvic osteotomy
17 047 000
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Stabilization surgery for congenital patellar dislocation
11 388 000
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Lengthening of an injured lower limb with internal fixators
14 571 000
UZS
One-stage correction of lower limb valgus/varus deformity with locking plates (in dysplasia and genetic skeletal disorders), one limb
15 986 000
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Gradual correction of lower limb valgus/varus deformity with external fixators, one segment (in dysplasia and genetic skeletal disorders)
15 986 000
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Gradual correction of lower limb valgus/varus deformity with external and internal fixators, one segment
15 986 000
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Lengthening of shortened lower limb bones with external fixators in congenital and genetic skeletal disorders, 2 segments (achondroplasia, etc.), stage 1
15 986 000
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Lengthening of shortened lower limb bones with internal fixators in congenital and genetic skeletal disorders, 2 segments (achondroplasia, etc.), stage 2
15 986 000
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Lengthening of shortened lower limb bones with an Ilizarov apparatus
15 986 000
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Soft tissue release for knee joint contracture
4 102 000
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Soft tissue release for contracture
4 102 000
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Soft tissue release with bone osteosynthesis for knee joint contracture
11 848 000
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Soft tissue release for elbow joint contracture
4 102 000
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Soft tissue surgery for foot deformities
4 102 000
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Soft tissue surgery with osteosynthesis for foot deformities
13 156 000
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Excision of an extra finger with soft tissue repair and osteosynthesis for polydactyly
7 674 000
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Soft tissue repair with osteosynthesis for syndactyly
7 674 000
UZS
Soft tissue surgery for congenital muscular torticollis
9 731 000
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Wire removal
3 094 000
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Plate removal
3 571 000
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Pectus excavatum – thoracoscopic thoracoplasty (D. Nuss)
12 095 000
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Pectus excavatum – thoracoplasty (D. Nuss)
8 558 000
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