Koposov Pavel

Oncologist, Chemotherapeutist

Deputy Director Institute of Oncology, Doctor of Medicine, Professor

Institute of Oncology

Adults only

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Dr.Koposov graduated from N. Pirogov 2nd Russian State Medical University (MOGLMI) in 1988; in 1990, he completed residency at the Russian Cancer Research Center of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences specializing in Oncology.
In 1997, he underwent further training in chemotherapy at St. Jude Hospital, Memphis, USA.

1988

Beginning of the medical career

2014

Starts working at EMC

Experience

The main clinical area of Dr. Koposov is polychemotherapy in patients with malignant tumors.

Professional interests

The main clinical area of Dr. Koposov is polychemotherapy in patients with malignant tumors. The main areas of his scientific activity include the prevention and treatment of complications of chemotherapy.

Scientific works

Dr. Koposov is the author of 112 publications in scientific journals, 5 monographs, clinical practice guidelines. He is the opinion-leader of a number of pharmaceutical companies, conducts master classes on chemotherapy of solid tumors.

Languages

Russian, English.

1988

Beginning of the medical career

2014

Starts working at EMC

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My wife of 64 years was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in the autumn of 2014. Stage 4 was concluded. Surgery is impossible. There is a massive thrombosis. Three biopsies were carried out. A benign tumor was revealed. She lost a lot of weight. An episode of severe pain took place about one month ago. Currently, a significant problem is the ascites, swollen legs; food is poorly digested, general discomfort. What can you recommend? Is it necessary to remove the fluid and what might be the consequences?

The picture you described is consisted with the concept of "metastatic ascites". Laparocentesis is appropriate as a therapeutic and diagnostic approach. Given the negative cytology, it is likely that ...

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