23/06/2025
“Pirogov” in Buryatia!
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In the city of Ulan-Ude, at Buryat State University, innovative equipment for medical education has been introduced — the interactive anatomical table "Pirogov". Our solution allows the study of human anatomy in a 3D format by combining digital models with real anatomical specimens. This approach makes learning more visual, precise, and aligned with the requirements of modern medical science.
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The anatomy complex will be used in the educational process for courses in normal, pathological, and clinical anatomy, topographic anatomy, and operative surgery. Thanks to the "Pirogov", students now have the opportunity to practice complex practical skills without risk to patients, while instructors can demonstrate and analyze clinical cases in a setting that closely simulates real-life conditions.
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The implementation of the "Pirogov" became possible due to the university’s participation in the federal program for the development of higher education — "Priority-2030". As part of this initiative, students, residents, and postgraduate fellows gained access to a mobile anatomical atlas. Now they can study anatomy independently using personal devices, regardless of their location.
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The virtual dissection table "Pirogov" is part of a large-scale project aimed at modernizing medical education across Russia, led by the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation. Its introduction into regional universities is designed to unify educational standards and improve the quality of training for future medical professionals.
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From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you for your trust and active involvement in advancing modern medical education. Your support and professionalism contribute to the implementation of innovations that are shaping the future of domestic science and healthcare. Congratulations on the beginning of a new era in training future doctors, and we wish you continued success on the path of digital transformation in medical education!