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Born July 9, 1942
Mykolayiv, Ukraine ( 1942-07-09 ) Fields Medicine, Orthopedic Surgery, scoliosis, physiotherapy (magneto-acoustic therapy), scoliosis in children Institutions Prof MD Odessa National Medical University
City Clinical Hospital Notable awards Honored Inventor of Ukraine Alma mater Odessa National Medical University Books Scoliosis and Spinal Pain Syndrome: New Understanding of Their Origin and Ways of Successful Treatment Known for Physical therapy (magneto-acoustic therapy), Scoliosis | ||
Managing complications of scoliosis professor valentyn serdyuk
Valentyn Serdyuk (date of birth July 9, 1942) — Ukrainian scientist, Prof MD of Traumatology and Orthopedic Surgery in Odessa National Medical University. Honored Inventor of Ukraine.
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Education
In 1966, after graduating from Odessa Medical Institute (now ONMedU ), received his medical degree "with honors". In 1975 he defended his PhD thesis, and in 1986 - his doctorate thesis.
Science and invention
Professor Valentyn Serdyuk developed new medical tools, treatments, devices, which received 40 patents and 72 certificates for innovations. He is the author of a new direction in the surgical treatment of patients with injuries of big joints, complicated with development of purulent infection, using physiotherapy (magneto-acoustic therapy). In 1982 he received the honorary title "Honored inventor of the Ukraine". Between 1987 and 1989 he was awarded one gold, two silver and two bronze medals of Exhibition of Achievements of the National Economy of the USSR. In 1993 he was elected an academician of the Ukrainian Academy of Original Ideas.
Fundamental work of Valentin Serdyuk in vertebrology, dedicated to scoliosis, led to the discovery of the mechanism of its development and the development of highly conservative method of treatment of children and teenagers. The effectiveness of the treatment of gunshot wounds to the extremities with purulent complications and venous ulcers, including diabetic origin, greatly enhanced through the use of original physiotherapy (magnetic devices).
In 1995 he received a diploma for scientific discovery in vertebrology number HB 1, issued by the Ukrainian International Academy of Original Ideas. The name of the discovery was: " Dependence of diseases of adults from spinal deformity in childhood". In 2008 he received a second diploma for scientific discovery in vertebrology number HB 5. The name of the discovery was: "The regularity of formation of scoliotic spinal deformity from instability in all its departments related to asymmetric function of the cerebral hemispheres".
The book "Scoliosis and spinal pain syndrome : new understanding of their origin and ways of successful treatment " is in the library of: