<p>An international congress titled “Bones and Joints” was held in Antalya, Turkey. At this significant event, the director of the National Center for Traumatology and Orthopedics, Academician Sabyrbek Jumabekov, delivered a presentation on “Cementless Endoprosthetics for Oncological Bone and Joint Diseases” and also served as a moderator for one of the sessions.<p><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/05.25/img8_14.05.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/05.25/img8_14.05.25.jpeg"></p><p>The congress brought together over 400 delegates from 12 countries to discuss pressing issues in orthopedics and traumatology. The event was organized at a very high level, featuring discussions on advanced research, experiences, and solutions in the field.</p><p><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/05.25/img10_14.05.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/05.25/img10_14.05.25.jpeg"></p><p>The Orthopedics and Traumatology Association of Kyrgyzstan actively participated in the organizational aspects of the congress. Academician Sabyrbek Jumabekov’s presentation and moderation were highly praised by the scientific community.</p></p>

<p>From April 28 to May 3, 2025, Professor Matthias Breidert, MD, Vice President of the Gastroenterology Foundation e.V. (Germany), once again arrived at the Department of Gastroenterology and Endoscopy of the Academic Clinic No. 7 of the I.K. Akhunbaev KSMA "RDTC".<p>During the visit, Professor Breidert, together with the doctors of department and staff of the KSMA — Osmonaliev B.K., Eldiyarova A.E. and Atakulov B.A. — conducted consultations and examined about 30 patients with various diseases, including esophageal strictures and foreign bodies, gastroesophageal reflux disease, intestinal metaplasia of stomach and gastrointestinal tumors.</p><p><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/05.25/img22_12.05.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/05.25/img22_12.05.25.jpeg"></p><p>An important stage of the visit was the continuation of educational work with local specialists: professor shared his experience in the diagnosis and treatment of complex GIT diseases, conducted training workshops.</p><p>Of particular importance was the performance of the first joint operation of ERCP (endoscopic retrograde pancreatocholangiography) with EPST (endoscopic papillosphincterotomy) for stricture of the common bile duct within the clinic. The intervention was performed using modern endoscopic equipment and a C-bow X-ray surgical system brought by the professor.</p><p>The management of the clinic and KSMA express their sincere gratitude to Professor Breidert for his contribution to development of the endoscopic service in the country, as well as for his continued willingness to share experience and new technologies with domestic specialists.</p><p><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/05.25/img23_12.05.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/05.25/img23_12.05.25.jpeg"></p><p> </p><p> </p></p>

<p>Students from groups 27 and 30 of the Faculty of Medicine made another significant contribution to environmental improvement by participating in the greening of the territory of Academic Clinic No. 1. Guided by the curators of the Department of Otolaryngology, E.S. Kuliyeva and N.V. Solodchenko, the young volunteers planted flowers in the central flowerbed, cleared dry leaves, and tidied up the surrounding area.<p>This initiative was part of the ecological campaign “My Green University,” aimed at creating a cozy and aesthetically pleasing environment for medical institutions.</p><p><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/04.25/img44_29.04.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/04.25/img44_29.04.25.jpeg"></p><p> </p><p>Such events not only enhance the external appearance of educational and medical facilities but also strengthen the sense of community among students. The active participation of young people demonstrates that even small efforts can lead to significant changes.</p><p>Now the bright flowerbed pleases the eyes of patients and clinic staff, reminding everyone of the importance of caring for nature and their city. The students of the Faculty of Medicine set an inspiring example of how love for their Alma Mater can motivate good deeds and positive transformations.</p><p><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/04.25/img45_29.04.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/04.25/img45_29.04.25.jpeg"></p></p>

<p>An employee of the Department of Faculty Pediatrics named after K. K. Kozhonazarov and the Dean of the Pediatrics Faculty, Oksana Igorevna Terekhova, participated in the international scientific and practical conference “Current Issues in Modern Endocrinology: From Innovation to Real Clinical Practice,” held on April 23–24, 2025, in Samarkand.<p>As part of the conference, Oksana Igorevna presented a report on the challenges of thyroid gland function at different stages of human development—from early childhood to adulthood. In her presentation, she thoroughly analyzed modern approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of endocrine diseases, emphasizing the importance of timely identification of pathologies and the use of innovative technologies in clinical practice.</p><p><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/04.25/img1_28.04.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/04.25/img1_28.04.25.jpeg"></p><p>Special attention in her report was given to the issues of interdisciplinary collaboration and the integration of new research methods, making the presentation not only theoretically rich but also practically valuable for physicians of various specialties.</p><p>Oksana Igorevna’s participation in this event contributed significantly to the development of international collaboration in endocrinology and highlighted the high level of professionalism of Russian specialists in this critical field of medicine.</p></p>

<p>As part of the Science Days at the Kyrgyz State Medical Academy named after I.K. Akhunbaev (KSMU), a significant event took place—the opening of a scientific and methodological corner in the library of the academy’s main building. This milestone marks an important step in the development of cooperation between KSMU and the Institute of Physiology named after I.P. Pavlov of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) as part of the work of the Pavlov International Resource Center for Innovative Biomedical and Educational Health Technologies (PMRC).<div> </div><div>The opening of the corner is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Institute of Physiology named after I.P. Pavlov. This important occasion highlights the significance of a longstanding partnership between the two institutions aimed at advancing biomedical science, educational technologies, and supporting young researchers.</div><div> </div><div><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/04.25/img1_22.04.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/04.25/img1_22.04.25.jpeg"></div><div> </div><div>The ceremony was attended by:</div><div>•Maria Vasilievna Fazulyanova, Deputy Head of the Pavlov International Resource Center, Institute of Physiology (RAS, St. Petersburg),</div><div>•Ksenia Yuryevna Bogomolets, Dean of the Faculties of Medical Engineering and Higher Nursing Education at KSMU,</div><div>•Rustam Romanovich Tukvatshin, Professor and Academician of KSMU.</div><div> </div><div><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/04.25/img2_22.04.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/04.25/img2_22.04.25.jpeg"></div><div> </div><div>The scientific publications donated to the KSMU library by the Institute of Physiology include modern works in physiology, biomedicine, and other medical sciences. These materials will serve as an invaluable source of knowledge for students and faculty and will contribute to the implementation of scientific projects by young researchers.</div><div> </div><div>“We are proud of our collaboration and hope that the donated materials will be useful for students and faculty, inspiring them to achieve new heights,” noted Maria Vasilievna Fazulyanova.</div><div> </div><div><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/04.25/img4_22.04.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/04.25/img4_22.04.25.jpeg"></div><div> </div><div>The opening of the scientific and methodological corner is another step in strengthening international cooperation in the scientific and educational spheres. The joint efforts of scientists from Russia and Kyrgyzstan contribute to the development of medicine, the training of a new generation of specialists, and the creation of innovative approaches to healthcare.</div></p>

<p>Today marked the grand opening of the 62nd International Scientific and Practical Conference “KGMA Science Days – 2025,” dedicated to the 117th anniversary of the outstanding scientist and doctor, Doctor of Sciences, Professor Zyphar Igemberdiev, who made an invaluable contribution to the development of medicine in Kyrgyzstan.<p><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/04.25/img1_17.04.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/04.25/img1_17.04.25.jpeg"></p><p>The conference brought together leading scientists, practicing professionals, and young researchers from Kyrgyzstan and abroad to discuss pressing medical issues, including disease prevention, surgery, pharmacology, dentistry, fundamental research, and many more topics.</p><p><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/04.25/img2_17.04.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/04.25/img2_17.04.25.jpeg"></p><p>The key sections of the conference cover essential aspects of healthcare, ranging from internal medicine and public health to biomedical engineering and humanities. The working languages of the conference are Kyrgyz, Russian, and English. Special attention was paid to the memory of Zyphar Igemberdiev, former Minister of Health of the Kyrgyz SSR, founder of the National Hospital in Frunze, Honored Doctor of the Republic, and veteran of the Great Patriotic War, whose legacy laid the foundation for future generations of specialists. Tomorrow, a meeting of the academic council will take place, with the participation of distinguished guests, including representatives of the Jogorku Kenesh, the Ministries of Health and Education and Science of the Kyrgyz Republic, as well as foreign scientists.</p><p><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/04.25/img3_17.04.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/04.25/img3_17.04.25.jpeg"></p><p><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/04.25/img5_17.04.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/04.25/img5_17.04.25.jpeg"></p><div class="video-frame"><iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/8U5E28etCUQ" width="500" height="282" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen" data-mce-fragment="1"></iframe></div></p>

<p>Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic and the Russian Academy of Sciences, Director of the National Center for Traumatology and Orthopedics, Sabyrbek Artisbekovich Jumabekov, has become the sole foreign member of the editorial board of the prestigious scientific journal Vestnik of Traumatology and Orthopedics named after N.N. Priorov. This achievement highlights the high level of international recognition of his scientific contributions and strengthens the Kyrgyz Republic’s position in the global scientific community.<p><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/04.25/img17_16.04.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/04.25/img17_16.04.25.jpeg"></p><p>The Vestnik of Traumatology and Orthopedics named after N.N. Priorov is a leading platform for publishing research in the field of traumatology and orthopedics. Its inclusion in the international Scopus database attests to the journal’s significance and high scientific standards, making it accessible to a global audience. Academician Jumabekov’s participation in the editorial board of this journal fosters the development of international scientific collaboration and strengthens ties between researchers from different countries.</p><p><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/04.25/img18_16.04.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/04.25/img18_16.04.25.jpeg"></p><p><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/04.25/img19_16.04.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/04.25/img19_16.04.25.jpeg"></p></p>

<p>On April 14, 2025, the “Ala-Too Jazy” youth festival was held at the T. Satylganov Kyrgyz National Philharmonic, where students of the Kyrgyz State Medical Academy (KSMU) won the “Best Choreographic Performance” nomination. The team, prepared by the KSMU Department of Educational Work, showcased exceptional choreographic skills.<p><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/04.25/img13_14.04.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/04.25/img13_14.04.25.jpeg"></p><p>This year, the festival, organized by the Ministry of Culture, Information, and Youth Policy of the Kyrgyz Republic, gathered 104 teams from 24 higher education institutions across the country. The KSMU students not only won in their category but also received a certificate worth 50,000 soms, a well-deserved recognition of their creativity and hard work.</p><p><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/04.25/img12_14.04.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/04.25/img12_14.04.25.jpeg"></p><p>The “Ala-Too Jazy” festival continues to be an important cultural event aimed at developing the creative potential of youth and promoting national heritage in a modern format. The victory of KSMU students is a vivid example of how art and culture can inspire and unite, as well as a clear demonstration of the high level of preparation of the university’s students.</p><p> </p><div class="video-frame"><iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/qhdvnvt9jhM" width="500" height="282" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen" data-mce-fragment="1"></iframe></div></p>

<div>On April 11, 2025, an international scientific-practical conference titled “The Epic of Manas in the Digital Era and the State Language: Perspectives of Young Scholars” was held in honor of the 80th anniversary of the I. Arabaev Kyrgyz State University. Nine students trained by the faculty members of the Kyrgyz Language Department named after I. K. Akhunbaev participated in the conference.<div> </div><div><img class="image-link img-full" src="/images/base/04.25/img11_14.04.25.jpeg" alt="" data-mfp-src="/images/full/04.25/img11_14.04.25.jpeg"></div><div> </div><div>Each presentation demonstrated deep research, creative thinking, and respect for national values, leaving a profound impact on the audience. The best presentations, which received the highest ratings, were as follows:</div><div>1.Sadatkhanova N. A. (2nd-year student, Group 3, Faculty of Pediatrics) – “The Role of the State Language in Medicine in the Digital Era.” Academic Advisor: Ph.D., Associate Professor Abdyrasulova E. K.</div><div>2.Abdimitalipova M. A. (2nd-year student, Group 36, Faculty of Medical Treatment No. 2) – “The Impact of Technology on the State Language.” Academic Advisor: Lecturer Anarbaeva Zh. K.</div><div>3.Boruubaev E. (1st-year student, Group 7, Faculty of Medical Treatment No. 1) – “The Etymology and Meaning of Concepts Related to Food Culture.” Academic Advisor: Lecturer Duishonalieva Zh. A.</div><div>4.Kudzhamberdiyeva A. U. (1st-year student, Group 26, Faculty of Medical Treatment No. 2) – “The Goals and Objectives of the ‘Til Sakchysy’ Project.” Academic Advisor: Ph.D., Associate Professor Kasymbekova N. Zh.</div><div>5.Temurov A. (2nd-year student, Group 24, Faculty of Medical Treatment No. 2) – “The Role of the State Language in Medicine.” Academic Advisor: Lecturer Domasbekova S. A.</div><div> </div><div>Each presentation highlighted the effort to integrate modern technologies with national spiritual values. This is the pursuit of the future, a sign of love for one’s country and respect for the native language.</div></div>