In 2015, he completed training in Chicago and Hamburg on prostate fusion biopsy and was the first urologist to perform prostate fusion biopsy in Russia.
To date, he has performed more than 300 procedures and received a patent for a method of local anesthesia during fusion biopsy. The results of fusion biopsy implementation have been presented at numerous Russian and foreign congresses, including the annual Congress of Urologists in the USA.
In 1997 he graduated from Kazan State Medical University.
In 1999, he completed his residency at the Department of Urology of the Kazan State Medical Academy. Then he completed advanced training on the topic "Ultrasound diagnostics". From 2000 to 2008 he took courses at the European School of Urology: "Urological aspects of infertility", "Urinary incontinence in women", "Laparoscopy", "Urogynecology", "Erectile dysfunction", "Oncourology". In 2004, he studied at the European School of Urology, Prague (Czech Republic).
In 2007, he defended his PhD thesis on ultrasound criteria and effectiveness of treatment of chronic prostatitis and erectile dysfunction.
In 2019, he completed advanced training courses in robotic surgery in Orlando (USA).
In 2010, he completed a course in laparoscopic surgery at the University of Southern California, under the supervision of Professor I. Gill.
Abdullin Iskander completed his initial training in laparoscopy in 2007 at Yale University (USA), followed by numerous internships in Germany, Italy, and Spain.
In 2009, he completed an internship in Milan (Italy) on the topic "Cryotherapy in the treatment of prostate cancer and kidney cancer" at the Urology clinic of the University of Regensburg (Germany) on the topic "Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy".
In 2017, at the International Congress on Videourology, the doctor's video presentation on robotic surgery was selected as the best in its category.
Since January 2016, after completing a course of study at Temple University (USA) under the guidance of a leading US robotic surgeon, Professor Daniel Yeyun, and receiving a certificate, I.I. Abdullin began performing robot-assisted operations in urology.
In 2013, he became one of the founders of the Association of Young Urologists of Russia (AMUR). At the founding meeting, he was elected the first president of AMUR. The association's activities are primarily aimed at the widespread introduction of modern diagnostic and treatment methods into everyday urological practice. Under the auspices of AMUR, 6 national congresses and more than 100 mater classes were held throughout Russia and the near abroad.
Since 2014, Dr. Abdullin I.I. has been a member of the Executive Committee of the International Association of Young Urologists (IYUA)
