Solovyova Galyna

Biography

 Graduated with honors from the National Medical University. A.A. Bogomolets. After the internship ended she worked as a physician-therapist in clinical hospital No.23, where she got experience of diagnostics and treatment of various therapeutic pathologies, including urgent conditions. After working in the gastroenterology department of the hospital water workers. After defending his Ph.D. thesis on "Duodenal ulcer in young people," she worked first as an assistant and then as assistant professor of the Department of Internal Medicine of the National Medical University No. 3. I regularly take part in schools of gastroenterologists of Ukraine, Russia, European gastronides, "Falk" symposia, meetings of the European pancreatology club. I am a frequent participant of the National, Russian, foreign conferences in the role of the speaker (Russian Congress of Gastroenterologists, hepatologists, Congress of hepatologists of Asian countries, etc.) In 2014 she defended her doctoral dissertation on the topic: "Erosion of the stomach in diseases of the biliary tract: clinical and morphological characteristics. Features of pathogenesis and treatment. I have more than 70 scientific works in the field of gastroenterology, therapy in National and International editions. I specialize in the treatment of all diseases of the digestive and liver organs: esophagus (gastroesophageal reflux disease, functional diseases of the esophagus), stomach (gastric ulcer, gastritis, functional dyspepsia), intestines (duodenal ulcer, diverticular bowel disease, intestinal polyps, irritable bowel syndrome, functional constipation, nonspecific ulcerative colitis), liver (viral hepatitis B, C, autoimmune hepatitis, primary biliary cirrhosis), gallbladder and bile ducts (hol steroz, cholelithiasis).

Research Interest

Scientific interest is focused on the study and implementation in clinical practice of algorithms for diagnosis and treatment of peredrakovyh conditions of the stomach and esophagus, gastritis, which helps prevent the development of more serious diseases of the stomach.