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On the base of the National Oncology Center in Groznii was launched a new histological laboratory with modern specialized equipment, that allows to detect cancer quicker and more efficiently. The National Oncology Center is a modern medical-diagnostic facility providing specialized cancer care in the Chechen Republic.

On 15 March of 2016 Vsevolod Simonov, application specialist of BioVitrum, hold a full-scale training on histological examination processes for the Oncology Center laboratory staff in Groznii.

Today histological study is one of the most important processes in the tumors diagnosis, as well as control over the course of cancer patients' treatment.

Vsevolod Simonov was invited to the installation of new histological equipment, and then he demonstrated all the processes of histological examination and conducted the training for the laboratory specialists.

  

Vsevolod Simonov: "Research can be done for one day: from the moment of getting the fixed material, we need only one day for dehydration, filling and staining. As a result it is possibly to make a diagnosis."

  

Histological analysis is a basis of cancer and non-cancer diseases differentiation, without it the diagnosis is impossible. The use of the latest technology and high-tech equipment allows determining with 100% accuracy the malignant neoplasm.

 

 

Hussein Ahmethanov, the chief oncologist of the Ministry of Health of the Chechen Republic, the deputy chief physician at the clinical expert work noted that before this moment for getting histological examination Chechen specialists had to address to colleagues from other regions, and the diagnosis process could take a month or more. But now the National Oncology Center has knowledge, experience and its own advanced equipment, which has no analogues in the North Caucasus.

 

 

 

Ahmethanov Hussein: "All kinds of health screening are preliminary. The final diagnosis is made after histological examination. Till this moment we had some problems with it, but today we get the opportunity to reduce the disease detection time. In case of identifying the disease at an early stage, we can quickly, within 1-2 days, either confirm the diagnosis or exclude it. That is extremely important."