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In recent years, stem cell therapy has moved beyond being a niche topic in scientific publications and has entered the realm of clinical practice. Patients view it as one of the treatment options for chronic, degenerative and post-traumatic conditions. However, the market is unevenly developed: different countries offer varying conditions of access, levels of regulation…

Stem cell therapy has already moved beyond the realm of experimental medicine and become a distinct segment of the global healthcare market. By 2026, it will no longer be a ‘novelty’ but an established field with clear geographical distribution, pricing structures, medical standards and variations in doctoring methods. That said, the gap in quality between…

Stem cell therapy is a branch of regenerative medicine based on the use of cells with the potential to self-renew and differentiate. This is not a ‘miracle cure’, but a technologically complex tool which, in a number of cases, makes it possible to repair damaged tissue, slow the progression of diseases and improve the patient’s…

In medical practice, cardiology, cardiac surgery and oncology traditionally account for majority of complex clinical cases requiring systematic approach. Issues relating to nature of disease, symptoms and state of health come to fore when it comes to prognosis and choice of therapy strategy. In oncology, it is survival rates that serve as key benchmark for…

Cosmetology and plastic surgery are currently undergoing rapid development as field that combines aesthetic enhancement and health improvement. One of most sought-after areas of bariatric surgery is gastric bypass surgery. This procedure reduces size of stomach, limits amount of food consumed and accelerates weight loss. After such operation, nutrition is critical element of successful recovery….

Cosmetology and plastic surgery today work according to logic of comprehensive solutions. Mummy Makeover is not single operation, but combination of procedures: abdominoplasty, liposuction, breast correction, and sometimes intimate plastic operation. Dimensions of tissue damage are meaningful. Bruising and swelling are normal physiological responses to surgery. Question is not whether they will occur, but how…

Cosmetology and plastic surgery are fields of medicine and aesthetics that use surgical and minimally invasive methods to shape body, reduce localised fat deposits and improve appearance.  One of most common groups of patients are people seeking to reduce so-called “love handles” on their sides. This problem may be related to genetic characteristics of fat…

Breast augmentation is surgical procedure. Incision in skin is inevitable, which means that scarring is also inevitable. Question is not whether there will be scarring, but how noticeable it will be years later. In practice, outcome depends not only on surgeon’s technique, but also on patient’s discipline, quality of rehabilitation, and competent organisation of entire…

FIFA World Cup is major sporting event with high concentration of people, teams, staff and guests. The scale of events and variety of conditions, including long journeys, climate changes and strain on infrastructure, create increased risk of acute therapeutic situations.  In such conditions, aeromedical evacuation services and organised air transport of patients become one of…

Term Breast Implant Illness is used to describe set of complaints that happen in some women after breast implant surgery. It`s not separate nosological entity. There is no such diagnosis in international classification systems. It`s working term for group of symptoms that customers and some doctors associate with presence of implants. In practice, BII is…

Immunotherapy is a method of treating malignant tumours that involves the human immune system. The aim of the method is to activate the body’s own defence mechanisms to recognise and destroy cancer cells. This differs from chemotherapy and radiotherapy, which act opposite on tumour tissue. Immunotherapy doesn’t aim to destroy tumour specifically; rather, it improves…

Orthopaedic surgery remains one of the most expensive areas of medicine. Surgery on joints, the spine and the musculoskeletal system requires expensive equipment, highly qualified personnel and long-term post-operative monitoring. At the same time, demand for such interventions is growing steadily. The reasons for this are an ageing population, an increase in chronic diseases and…