Ему хотели ампутировать ногу. Первый лимфолог в Дагестане | Гаджикурбан Алибеков

Gadzhikurban Alibekov, the leading lymphologist in the North Caucasus Federal District, explains the difference between lymphostasis and varicose veins, why a second opinion is important, and how he saves patients who others have given up on. A free bot for medical students - will help you find your healing talent https://t.me/TurMedBot Gadjikurban Alibekov   / dr.gadjikurban   Delicious drinks from KINZA   / kinza_russia   Time Codes 0:00 — Introduction 1:00 — How I decided to become a surgeon: white hats as a child 3:00 — Osteomyelitis and three surgeries: they wanted to amputate my leg 5:00 — What is lymphostasis and "third" vessels 6:30 — ICG lymphography and the limits of surgery 8:00 — Chronic disease: can't be cured, but can be controlled 9:30 — Leg from 99 cm to 53 cm using German technology 12:00 — Detralex, Phlebodia, Venarus: what really works 17:30 — "Varicose veins don't cause swelling" — a debate with phlebologists 19:00 — Lymphology: Therapeutic or Surgical 20:30 — Varicose vein surgery, but swelling remains 23:30 — The first lymphologist in the North Caucasus Federal District and the influx of patients 26:00 — 1st place in Russia in terms of number of patients treated 30:00 — Liposuction: Reduces volume, but doesn't treat lymph flow 32:00 — "We restored your lymphatic system" — how they deceive 34:30 — 22-year-old patient: paid surgery, swelling returned 39:30 — Flexible pricing and free treatment 41:00 — Woman in a booth: salvation without funds 43:30 — Leaving a large clinic and working with funds 45:00 — Sanctions and a Russian compression hosiery factory 48:30 — Female patients 219 and 129 kg: The Salvation Everyone Abandoned 53:00 — Grateful Patients, the Chechen Language, and Love for the Caucasus 56:00 — Education: Free Consultations in the Districts 57:30 — A Clinic Without a Big Name 58:30 — My Wife, a Lymphologist: How the Team Works 1:00:30 — Women's Sector: Why Women Treat Women 1:02:00 — Should a Student Become a Lymphologist 1:06:00 — Surgery: The Largest Varicose Veins 1:08:00 — Trophic Ulcers: What They Are and Where They Come From 1:10:30 — "Lazy Surgeons" and Skin Grafting 1:12:00 — Microsurgery: How to "Grow" Your Own Skin 1:14:00 — Diabetic Foot: 3 Months Without a Vascular Ultrasound 1:17:00 — Comprehensive Approach: My leg hurts—let's figure out why 1:20:30 — A doctor who lives with patients 1:24:00 — Patience, motivation, and connection with the patient 1:27:00 — "I put them to bed. Not the children, but the patients" 1:28:00 — Hobbies: Adhan, the gym, Saudi Arabia 1:29:30 — AI app: patient navigation and medical history collection 1:32:00 — Pricing online consultations and working with clinics 1:35:00 — Advice to patients: always get a second opinion 1:36:00 — Good vs. bad doctor 1:36:30 — Quiz: Yes/No about legs, swelling, and lymphedema 1:40:30 — Would you like children to become doctors? Diagnostics only 1:42:00 — Summary: A team that will solve any leg problem 1:43:30 — Parents: A mother at the booth who taught her son and daughter-in-law 1:46:00 — Gratitude to parents and teachers, conclusion