Surgery_notes

Tough Nights, Tougher Job The last two night shifts have been some of the hardest I’ve had in a while. I’ve seen and done so much in just a short time. I’ve treated many patients with serious conditions. We did surgeries on people with bowel perforations and bowel obstructions. I had trauma cases from car accidents—some with brain injuries, kidney damage, and lung injuries. I treated a patient who fell from the 4th floor and another who had a knife stab wound. There were also people with abdominal pain, acute appendicitis, constipation, urinary retention, kidney stones, acute cholecystitis and other conditions that needed urgent care. Some came in barely holding on. One of the hardest moments was doing CPR (cardiac resuscitation) on a patient who was dying. We tried everything, but sometimes it’s not enough. I watched life slip away right in front of my eyes. It’s heartbreaking, but I have to keep going—for the next patient, the next emergency. These nights were long, painful, and intense. But this is the path I chose. And even on the hardest nights, I remember why. May 17, 2025 Tashkent, Emergency department

С радостью объявляю, что планирую провести специальный выпуск подкаста с резидентом-хирургом из Йельской школы медицины! 🏥✨ В этом выпуске мы углубимся в жизнь резидента-хирурга в одном из самых престижных медицинских учебных заведений мира. Если вы когда-либо задумывались, каково это — быть будущим хирургом, этот выпуск даст вам уникальное представление о их мире. 💉🔪 Следите за новыми обновлениями о проекте! Не могу дождаться, чтобы поделиться этим разговором с вами. Есть ли у вас важные вопросы, которые вы бы хотели, чтобы я задал? Оставляйте их в комментариях ниже! 👇 I’m thrilled to announce that I’m planning to host a special podcast episode with a surgery resident from Yale School of Medicine! 🏥✨ Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting project! Can’t wait to share this conversation with you all. Do you have any burning questions you’d love me to ask? Drop them in the comments below! 👇

With Dr Tamer Ashraf Wafa, Dr Mansur, experts in liver transplantation Dr Semash Konstantin, Djanbekov Timur🔥

I had the great opportunity to take part in a conference with famous pediatric surgeons and professors. It was an inspiring and educational experience where I gained valuable knowledge and practical insights. The discussions and recommendations shared by experienced colleagues will definitely help guide me in my future surgical career. Grateful for the chance to learn and grow alongside such dedicated professionals.

Our hospital is more than just a building — it’s a part of your community, Every heartbeat we protect, every life we touch — it’s more than a job. It’s our mission. From emergency rooms to operating theaters, we’re here when you need us most.

If I had to choose one place in Tashkent that truly feels like mine, it’s the National Library. Not just for the books or the peaceful vibe — but for the view. From up there, you can see the city in a way that makes everything feel calm, even when life gets overwhelming. I’ve spent countless hours there from morning till night — with friends, with people close to me, or just by myself, buried in USMLE prep books. That place saw my stress, my focus, my quiet victories. It became more than just a library — it was my little corner of peace, motivation, and good memories.🌆 Photo: May 2022 Video: April 2023

I got from colorectal surgery book.

Splenomegaly. Splenectomy

Running isn’t just about physical strength; it’s a journey of self-discipline, resilience, and mental growth. Every step you take is a reminder that you’re pushing beyond your limits and becoming stronger, not only in body but in mind too. 🏃‍♂️💪 In every run, we face moments of doubt, when the finish line seems far away or the pace feels too much. But it’s in those moments that we grow. It’s about showing up, even when you don’t feel like it. It’s about progress, not perfection. Marathon 10km Time- 01:01:35

Running isn’t just about physical strength; it’s a journey of self-discipline, resilience, and mental growth. Every step you take is a reminder that you’re pushing beyond your limits and becoming stronger, not only in body but in mind too. 🏃‍♂️💪 In every run, we face moments of doubt, when the finish line seems far away or the pace feels too much. But it’s in those moments that we grow. It’s about showing up, even when you don’t feel like it. It’s about progress, not perfection.

Exciting news! We are honored to welcome one of the most renowned surgeon Tamer Ashraf Wafa from Egypt to our hospital. Stay tuned for an inspiring exchange of knowledge and expertise!

Kidney transplantation surgery 🫘

Traumatic finger amputation

I recently met Bobur bro, with whom I used to study for the USMLE steps at the National Library. Those were some of the most memorable and meaningful moments of my student life. I’m truly happy for him — he successfully matched into a psychiatry residency program in the state of Minnesota.

Biliary tract anatomy

Episodes from hepatectomy surgery