Moscow Clinical Scientific and Practical Center (ICSC) named after A.S. Loginov
Since 2013
Russia
Central Federal District of the Russian Federation
Moscow
111123, Enthusiasts Highway, 86
Owners
Moscow health care Moscow Clinical Scientific and Practical Center of the Moscow Department of Health (GBUZ MKNC DZM).
The center was organized in July 2013 on the basis of the Central Research Institute of Gastroenterology (TsNIIG).
On January 1, 2015, the Mammological Center "Clinic of Women's Health" DZM became a branch of the Moscow Clinical Scientific Center named after A.S. Loginov.
Areas of activity
The A.S. Loginov Moscow Clinical Research Center provides specialized, including high-tech, routine medical care in a day and round-the-clock hospital.
The structure of the center is organized in such a way that complete continuity in the treatment of the patient is ensured: from the stage of diagnosis, therapeutic or, if necessary, surgical treatment to rehabilitation. I.e. the patient does not need to seek additional care from other facilities.
In 2020, the Center uses the most modern technologies existing in world medicine: innovative diagnostic methods, the entire range of minimally invasive surgical interventions is performed, including in oncological pathology, which makes the Center's activities in the world noticeable.
In the ICSC, each patient can receive highly professional care for diseases:
- GIT
- Gullet
- Stomach
- Liver
- Pancreas
- Small and colon
- Kidneys
- Ureters
- Bladder
- Prostate
- Female reproductive system
- Breast
- Hearts
- Lungs
- Skin and soft tissue
- Endocrine system, etc.
Also, technologies for the rapid recovery of patients after operations are being introduced. In particular, the Fast Track rapid recovery system is used, which allows patients to return to normal life as soon as possible after surgery (2-3 days for standard surgical interventions).
History
2023: Opening of the Rheumatology Center
In early February 2023, three specialized rheumatology centers were opened in Moscow. They earned at the City Clinical Hospital (GKB) No. 1 named after N.I. Pirogov (residents of the Southern Administrative District, South-Western Administrative District, TINAO, Central Administrative District will be treated here), GKB No. 52 (for residents of ZAO, North-Western Administrative District, ZelAO) and the Moscow Clinical Scientific Center named after A.S. Loginov (for residents of VAO, South Administrative Administrative District, SV, SVAO). Read more here.
2020: MKNC named after A.S. Loginova will deal with organ transplantation
On September 21, 2020, it became known that the Moscow Clinical Scientific and Practical Center (MKNC) named after A.S. Loginov will be engaged in the selection and transplantation of organs and tissues. The relevant order was prepared by the Russian Ministry of Health and the Russian Academy of Sciences.
The permission to transplant organs coincided with the construction of a new medical and diagnostic complex on the basis of the A.S. Loginov. A multidisciplinary cancer center with a modern pathomorphological laboratory is being created there, which will increase the accuracy of diagnostics and prescriptions of treatment methods. The center will include a radiation diagnostics and endoscopy unit, 20 operating rooms with the ability to carry out high-tech operations, including robotic ones, as well as a ward unit with more than 400 seats.
By September 22, 2020, organ and tissue transplantation is allowed in 44 federal and 51 regional clinics. In 2020, 518.2 million rubles were allocated to federal medical centers for high-tech organ transplantation operations, the financing of which was not immersed in compulsory medical insurance (group 60 in the transplantation profile). Of this amount, 228.2 million rubles are provided for by the National Medical Research Center of Transplantology and Artificial Organs named after Academician V.I. Shumakov.
In June 2020, the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation announced the possibility of granting the right to transplant organs and tissues of one federal and two regional clinics - the Novosibirsk Research Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics named after Ya. L. Tsivyan, City Clinical Hospital No. 7 of Kazan and Irkutsk Regional Oncological Dispensary. In turn, city hospitals in Moscow, St. Petersburg, a number of medical institutions in Kemerovo, Nizhny Novgorod, Irkutsk regions and the Republic of Khakassia should receive the right to carry out organ sampling for subsequent transplantation[1]
2014
Submission of the ICSC, (2014)
2012: Igor Khatkov appointed director of TsNIIG
Since September 2012, TsNIIG has been headed by MD, prof. Igor Evgenievich Khatkov.
The main task of TsNIIG at this time is the implementation of the scientific target complex program "Improving methods of diagnosis and treatment of digestive organs." The TsNIIG team is engaged in the development of methods of "regenerative medicine," the study of the possibility of using biotechnology for the treatment of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, the compilation of registries of patients with digestive diseases that require constant observation, and the development of organ-preserving technologies for the lifelong treatment of such patients, the study of epidemiology, etiopathogenesis of gastroenterological diseases, and pharmacoeconomic studies in the treatment of these diseases. Endoscopic research methods were widely used and used at the institute. At the very beginning of the 1960s in Russia, for the first time, employees of the department began to use retrograde pancreatic cholangiography by therapists together with surgeons for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.
Surgeons of the institute actively cooperate with all therapeutic departments of the institute and laboratories. Since the end of 2012, the work of the surgical department of TsNIIG has intensified, complex high-tech operations began to be performed.
In addition, the institute is also engaged in pedagogical activities, since since 2007 it has received the right to conduct postgraduate and additional education (license of July 27, 2007) and the right to issue state-issued documents for academic work (accreditation No. 25 of July 27, 2009).
2001: Leonid Lazebnik appointed Director
From February 2001 to July 2012, Director of TsNIIG - MD, prof. Leonid Borisovich Lazebnik.
In 2003-2009, a multicenter study "Epidemiology of Gastroesophageal Disease in Russia" was conducted. In 2008, the standards "Diagnosis and therapy of acid-dependent diseases" were developed.
1973: The Institute is reassigned to the Moscow Health Committee, Anatoly Loginov has been appointed director
On August 27, 1973, the Institute of Gastroenterology was separated from the Department of Propaedeutics of 1 MMI, reassigned to the Committee (later the Department) of Health of Moscow, significantly expanded (to 550 beds) and transferred to Highway Enthusiasts, 86, where it was located in 2 hospital and 1 laboratory buildings of the former 58 City Clinical Hospital.
Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor, later ACOD of the Academy of Medical Sciences of the USSR, was appointed Director Anatoly Sergeyevich Loginov TsNIIG. Anatoly Sergeyevich Loginov was the first to widely introduce the use of laparoscopy into the clinic. Before him, these were separate few cases of the use of laparoscopy in the clinic, mainly by surgeons. Loginov introduced laparoscopy to the therapeutic clinic as a diagnostic method for diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. He began to engage in laparoscopy since 1960 in the department of hepatology of the Research Institute of Therapy. For the first time, he proposed color photography in laparoscopy to diagnose liver diseases. From 1964 to 1969, he published several monographs on laparoscopy and an atlas of laparoscopic paintings and micrographs of liver punctates (during laparoscopy, he made targeted liver biopsies). It is difficult to overstate the significance of the widespread introduction of laparoscopy into the clinic, especially in the field of hepatology, where diagnostic laparoscopy with targeted liver biopsy and subsequent study of liver punctates has produced, one might say, a revolution. Loginov's work served as an impetus for the widespread use of laparoscopy and in surgery.
Hepatology was Loginov's favorite area of gastroenterology. Until the end of his life, he headed the department of hepatology at TsNIIG on a voluntary basis. He remained director for the rest of his life - until 2000 (33 years in total).
1967: The All-Union Research Institute of Gastroenterology (VNIIG) was created
By order of the Council of Ministers of March 25, 1967, the All-Union Research Institute of Gastroenterology of the USSR Ministry of Health was created.
The institute consisted of 3 parts:
1. Departments of chronic hepatitis and portal hypertension, organized in 1960 at the Institute of Therapy by the director of the institute, academician of the Academy of Medical Sciences of the USSR A.L. Myasnikov (17 people). The then candidate honey was in charge of this department. sciences A.S. Loginov. 2. Academic group of academician of the Academy of Medical Sciences of the USSR V.Kh. Vasilenko and the department of propaedeutics headed by him 1 MMI (18 people). 3. Surgical group transferred from the Institute of Surgery of the Ministry of Health of the USSR (8 people).
VNIIG director was appointed academician of the Academy of Medical Sciences of the USSR V.Kh. Vasilenko, his deputy for science and head of the hepatopancreatology department - A.S. Loginov, MD, professor.
The surgical department was headed by Professor N.O. Nikolaev (student of Academician B.V. Petrovsky). VNNIG had 300 beds, of which: 3 departments of 60 beds had a department, and 4 departments of 30 beds belonged to the institute. In fact, the real association never happened. The hepatology department remained an "outsider" in 1 MMI.
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