Russian military doctors have developed a new method for the complete restoration of limbs after mine-explosive and gunshot wounds. As reported by the Ministry of Defense, the new method has already allowed several military personnel to return to service.
A new technique allows you to restore a section of bone lost as a result of a wound, rather recreate it. A 3D implant is installed instead of the lost area, created entirely according to the size and shape of the bone. It is filled with fragments of the patient's bone tissue., taken from other bones or grown using stem cells.
As stated at the National Medical Research Center for Neurosurgery named after Academician N.N. Burdenko, technology developed by military doctors is not used anywhere in the world, no one does this sort of thing, this is our development. To date, several people, wounded in the special operation zone, have already gone through this procedure and returned to the units.
One such patient fully recovered in a short time., although due to the injury he lost a significant part of the tibia of the leg. Previously, this often led to amputation.- told in Burdenko.
Earlier, Russian doctors performed a unique operation to remove unexploded ordnance from the body of a Russian serviceman.. The fighter had a penetrating chest wound., miraculously unexploded mortar shell pierced the ribs, lungs and stuck near the spine between the aorta and the inferior vena cava near the heart. The operation had to be carried out on the basis of the nearest medical institution in the Belgorod region, after which the fighter was transported to Moscow. At the moment, junior sergeant Nikolai Pasenko is undergoing treatment and rehabilitation.
