Dmitriy Subbotin

• Reconstructive surgery on the pelvic organs for genital prolapse and stress urinary incontinence by laparoscopic, abdominal and vaginal approaches using mesh implants and natural tissues, including a unique method for correcting omission and prolapse of the bladder withusing a mesh implant, laparoscopy, hammock sacrocolpopexy;

• Surgical treatment of genital and extragenital endometriosis, including lesions of the bladder, ureters, intestines, and other internal organs of the abdominal cavity;

• Laparoscopic and laparotomic myomectomy, in complex cases with transient occlusion of the pelvic vessels;

• Laparoscopic treatment of cysts and tumorous formations of the ovary and pelvic organs;

• Laparoscopic and hysteroscopic treatment of uterine fibroids, infertility, and benign ovarian tumors;

• Endovideosurgical treatment of uterine scar failure after cesarean section, treatment of genital malformations;

• Hysteroresectoscopy of submucous uterine fibroids, endometrial polyps, correction of uterine malformations (uterine septum), resection of synechiae, etc.

• Vaginal extirpation of the uterus, plastering of the vaginal walls with own tissues, elimination of stress urinary incontinence with the use of synthetic prostheses.

• Surgical treatment of genital malformations with reconstructive methods of uterus and vagina restoration

• The doctor also specializes in the treatment of complications after surgical procedures using mesh implants.

Professional interests:

The author of the method of treatment of bladder prolapse by laparoscopic access. The use of a new method for correcting bladder prolapse, hammock sacrocolpopexy, reduced the number of recurrences of genital prolapse from 30% to 2%. During the treatment of omission of the genitals, a combined method of diagnosis and treatment of prolapse and stress urinary incontinence is used.

1992Graduated from Perm State Medical Institute

2009Defended his PhD thesis on the topic: "Immediate and long-term outcomes in women with genital prolapse after extraperitoneal neofasciogenesis"