Innovative Projects

University innovation actions are aimed at creating and developing competitive ideas and products for the benefit of medical and pharmaceutical industries, encouraging the inventive activity of the employees and students.

 

 

Foundation selects science and technology programs and projects on a competitive basis to support world-class research, creation of useful developments, and reinforcement of the international scientific cooperation.

 

The program supports R&D projects implemented by young scientists and experts aged up to 30 years and intended to promote the effective commercialization of scientific results.

 

 

1. Development of I-ON device to assess efficacy of caries-preventive agents based on ions transport study

Supervisor: Prof. Assoc. Galina I. SKRIPKINA, MD, PhD

Authors: A. A. SMETANIN, E. V. EKIMOV, A. A. NOVIKOV, A. P. SOLONENKO

Department: Pediatric Dentistry

 

2. Device for temporary immobilization and transportation of victims with suspected unstable pelvic fracture

Supervisor: Prof. Natalia V. GOVOROVA, MD, PhD

Author: N. S. AVERKIN

Department: Anesthesiology and Intensive Care

 

3. Technology development for diagnostic material processing for cancer early diagnosis using cellulose acetate adhesive substrate with perforated holes

Supervisor: Prof. Assoc. Sergei I. MOZGOVOI, MD, PhD

Author: M. N. PARYGINA

Department: Morbid Anatomy

Supported by "UMNIK" Program of the Innovation Promotion Fund

 

4. Personalized approach to the management and rehabilitation of profoundly premature infants at the outpatient stage based on the study of protein and phosphorus-calcium metabolism

Supervisor: Tatiana N. BELKOVA, MD, PhD

Authors: L. A. KRIVTSOVA, T. V. OKSENCHUK, M. A. PLEKHANOVA, A. N. DAKUKO, T. A. GONCHAROVA, B. M. PETROSYAN

Department: Pediatrics

 

5. Connective tissue dysplasia: clinical picture, pathogenesis, morphological and functional, molecular and genetic, diagnostic and prognostic criteria, therapeutic and preventive care

Supervisor: Prof. Galina I. NECHAEVA, MD, PhD

Authors: A. N. DAKUKO, L. A. KRIVTSOVA

Department: Internal Medicine and Family Medicine

 

6. Stratification of risks of tuberculosis progression in children

Supervisor: Prof. Assoc. Maria A. PLEKHANOVA, MD, PhD

Authors: L. A. KRIVTSOVA, A. N. DAKUKO, T. V. OKSENCHUK

Department: Pediatrics

 

7. Preventive measures of purulent-septic complications in obstetrics: VNIITU-1 molded sorbent application

Supervisor: Prof. Sergei V. BARINOV, MD, PhD

Authors: A. V. LAVRENOV, Yu. I. TIRSKAYA, T. V. KADTSYNA, I. N. RAZDOBEDINA, L. G. PIANOVA

Department: Obstetrics and Gynecology №2

 

8. Treatment mode of purulent-septic complications in obstetrics: medical application of molded sorbent VNIITU-1PVP

Supervisor: Prof. Sergei V. BARINOV, MD, PhD

Authors: A. V. LAVRENOV, Yu. I. TIRSKAYA, O. V. LAZAREVA, L. L. SHKABORNYA, L. G. PIANOVA

Department: Obstetrics and Gynecology №2

 

9. Treatment of postpartum endometritis: medical application of molded sorbent VNIITU-1PVP

Supervisor: Prof. Sergei V. BARINOV, MD, PhD

Authors: A. V. LAVRENOV, Yu. I. TIRSKAYA, T. V. KADTSYNA, I. N. RAZDOBEDINA, L. G. PIANOVA

Department: Obstetrics and Gynecology №2

 

10. Managing postpartum hemorrhage with the hemostatic uterine supraplacental suture

Supervisor: Prof. Sergei V. BARINOV, MD, PhD

Authors: I. V. MEDYANNIKOVA, T. V. KADTSYNA, O. A. GREBENYUK

Department: Obstetrics and Gynecology №2