Department of Coloproctology

Coloproctological service has been developing in the Lipetsk region since the beginning of the 70s of the last century. Its origins were Yu.V. Okulevich, V.F. Ishutin, K.V. Klein, A.V. Lakhin. In 1989 the first coloproctology department was organized in the region. In recent years, the coloproctology department of the LOCH has been providing round-the-clock specialized care in order to ensure the maximum availability of this type of care for the population. The department provides the entire volume of modern types of medical care according to the profile, based on modern treatment methods.

The main principles of treatment are:

Intensification of the work of a specialized bed by maximizing the use of the outpatient stage of treatment, improving the continuity in the work of the outpatient and inpatient link and reducing the length of preoperative stay.

Reducing the time of inpatient treatment due to the use of modern minimally invasive and organ-saving technologies of surgical treatment.

The use of modern high-tech schemes of conservative treatment in order to achieve the fastest clinical effect.

The use of genetically engineered drugs in the treatment of inflammatory diseases of the colon and treatment standards recommended by the European Association for the treatment of inflammatory diseases of the colon.

Using our own experience and best practices in the treatment of severe forms of inflammatory diseases of the colon and original technologies of postoperative nursing.

Using the extensive experience of the Department of Inflammatory Colon Disease to conduct clinical trials of new drugs.

Orientation to the widespread use of organ-saving and reconstructive-restorative operations in order to achieve the maximum rehabilitation effect and improve the quality of life.

Use of endoscopic intraluminal and laparoscopic techniques in patients with colorectal cancer to minimize surgical trauma.

The use of extended and combined surgical interventions in patients with disseminated colorectal cancer in order to achieve the maximum ablastic and cytoreductive effect.

Further improvement of interaction with the oncological service of the region on the basis of modern organizational models and technologies (electronic document management, telemedicine, etc.) in order to improve the continuity in the combined treatment and the organization of full registration of patients with colorectal cancer.

The use of modern minimally invasive technologies (Doppler dearterization, ultrasonic scalpel, transanal microsurgery, etc.) in patients with general proctological pathology.