VS Buzaev International Medical Centre

In 2020, we became the first to open in Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia. Since then, we have operated on over 250 patients from more than 28 countries. We have been monitoring our patients for over 3 years. During this time, we have continuously improved.

Becoming better every day than yesterday means thinking critically, analyzing results, drawing conclusions, and applying them. We care about the outcome not only immediately after the operation but also several years later, that is, how a person’s quality of life has changed. We analyze and monitor each patient over the long term. This allows us to make research conclusions

During the existence of the center, we created the first monograph on this technology. We published our pioneering achievements in leading research journals. We defended a doctoral and a PhD dissertation. We developed one new device

We are experts of the international organization FUS Foundation, dedicated to making non-invasive treatment methods accessible to people worldwide. We collaborate with the Movement Disorders Society, the Scientific Center of Neurology, Russia’s chief Parkinsonologist, Academician Sergey Nikolaevich Illarioshkin, and Lomonosov Moscow State University. At our facility, we held the international conference FUNNC-2021 with global pioneers in MRgFUS treatment.

We are eager to share our unique accumulated experience: our monograph on the treatment of Parkinson’s disease, tremor, dystonia, and other diseases is available openly and for free. For doctors, we conduct courses and international conferences, for patients, we have created the “Semitsvetik” school.

We are changing the doctor-patient relationship and offering the concept of an “open operating room,” where loved ones can participate in the treatment—standing nearby, holding the patient’s hand, expressing their concerns. We are open and happy to answer pressing questions.

From small details to big ideas: we do not pollute nature with disposable shoe covers, we sort waste, we plant trees, educate children, and, of course, implement new humane surgery. Thus, we contribute to the sustainable development of humanity.