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Vladimir Nosov

About doctor

Ph.D. of Medical Sciences
Place of reception
Patients
Adults
Languages
Russian (native), English (fluent), Portuguese (intermediate)

Specialization

Currently, the doctor is only available for remote consultations.

Expert oncogynecological surgeon with more than 21 years of experience, including experience in leading hospitals in the United States.

Leading Russian specialist in the field of robotic surgery in oncogynecology.

Head of the Center for the preservation of reproductive function in cancer patients in EMC.

Certified obstetrician-gynecologist and oncogynecologist in the USA and Russia. Has an active medical license in the state of California (USA).

The doctor is an expert in the field of:

  • organ-preserving treatment in oncogynecology;

  • robotic surgery in oncogynecology;

  • minimally invasive surgery in oncogynecology;

  • hormonal rehabilitation of gynecological patients after cancer treatment;

  • diagnosis, treatment, follow-up, and reproductive counseling in patients with genetic cancer syndromes (BRCA, Lynch syndrome, etc.);

  • radical operations for oncogynecological diseases;

  • trophoblastic diseases.

The doctor has completed:

  • more than 100 robot-assisted operations;

  • more than 2000 open access oncogynecological operations;

  • more than 2000 oncogynecological operations with laparoscopic access;

  • more than 1500 gynecological operations with laparoscopic and vaginal access.

Experience and education

Completed full clinical training in Obstetrics and Gynecology (residency at Yale University Hospital – 5 years) and Oncogynecology (fellowships at the University of California and Cedars Sinai Hospitals-3 years).

In 1999, he graduated with honors and a gold medal from the I. M. Sechenov Moscow Medical Academy.

After confirming his medical degree in the United States, he entered the residency program at Yale University Hospital (Yale-New Haven Medical Center). In 2005, on a competitive basis, he entered the three-year clinical program in Gynecological Oncology Fellowship University of California (UCLA-Cedars Sinai Medical Center), which also graduated with honors in 2008, having performed more than 900 oncological operations with various approaches, having conducted more than 2000 cycles of chemotherapy for oncogynecological diseases. Simultaneously with completing the program, he worked as an obstetrician-gynecologist at the largest hospital in California, Kaiser Permanente.

After an internship and work in the USA (2000-2008), since 2008 – Associate Professor of the Department of Reproductive Medicine and Surgery of the Moscow State Medical University named after Evdokimov.

For two years he worked as the head of the Oncogynecological department of the V. I. Kulakov Scientific Center of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Perinatology, after which in 2012 he moved to the European Medical Center as the head of the Clinic of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Oncogynecology.

General experience
26 years
Experience in EMC
since 2012

Publications

Доктор Носов имеет более 20 научных публикаций, в основном в американских и европейских специализированных журналах, является частым участником и докладчиком на международных научных конгрессах.

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Uterine cancer
My mom was diagnosed with the uterine cancer. She is 68 years of age and has an obesity of 4th grade (the growth of 166 cm, weight 135 kg) and hypertension. Admission to the radiology department was recommended. What should we do? As far as I know the surgery is the only method for cancer of the uterus to be removed.
Is it really so that this surgery is only possible for young and relatively healthy persons?
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It is not quite so. We can operate on any patient, but the issue is which complications can lead to patient’s death and which of them can just delay the recovery. From the anesthesiologist’s point of view, it is a major challenge to intubate patients with 4th degree obesity; the abdominal section is also possible,
but there is a 100% risk of suture line disruption and inflammation, let alone the postoperative pneumonia, venous thrombosis, etc. There is another option such as vaginal hysterectomy which is more acceptable and relatively safe in obese patients. It is not a «treatment standard», however, as it allows not obtaining pelvic washings, but still there is a possibility of complete cure. Anesthesia remains a problem - both general and spinal. Radiation therapy without surgery is another acceptable treatment option besides vaginal hysterectomy. A chance of complete cure is still exists, but the survival rate is on average lower than in surgical treatment
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Носов Владимир
07 September 2016
Severe cervical dysplasia
I have a transplanted kidney and I was recently found to have severe cervical dysplasia. The biopsy results are not yet back, but the physician says I must have my uterus and cervix removed. My question is: Can I have the operation in your clinic?
For severe cervical dysplasia, usually cervical conization is sufficient. If you have no plans for reproduction, or you already have children, then theoretically you can discuss having a laparoscopic removal of the uterus and cervix, but these decisions should not be made through correspondence. If you have a
referral for an operation in the city where you live, and have the opportunity to come to Moscow, come for a free consultation using "Second Opinion" promotion. If necessary, we can quickly provide operative treatment at a discount.
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Носов Владимир
09 November 2015
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