On August 20–21, 2026, staff members of the Department of Surgical Diseases, including Deputy Head of the Department for Academic Affairs A.Yu. Aysaev, and lecturers A.A. Anarbaeva and A.A. Alikzhanov, participated in the II Issyk-Kul Coloproctology Forum entitled “Modern Proctology: From a Clinical Case to a National Clinical Protocol.”
The event was held at the Ak-Maral Recreation Center, Cholpon-Ata, Issyk-Kul Region, Kyrgyz Republic.
The Forum addressed current issues in modern coloproctology, including the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the rectum and anorectal region, as well as the improvement of clinical approaches and the development of national clinical treatment protocols.
A.A. Anarbaeva, a lecturer of the Department of Surgical Diseases, actively participated in the scientific program of the Forum with a presentation entitled “A Comprehensive Approach to the Treatment of Chronic Anal Fissures.”
The participation of the department’s staff in the Forum contributed to the enhancement of their professional competencies, facilitated the exchange of clinical experience with specialists in coloproctology, and provided an opportunity to familiarize themselves with modern approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of coloproctological diseases.
Conclusion: The participation of the staff of the Department of Surgical Diseases in the II Issyk-Kul Coloproctology Forum represents an important component of the professional development of the academic and teaching staff and contributes to the implementation of modern diagnostic and treatment methods in the educational and clinical activities of the Department.
The event was held at the Ak-Maral Recreation Center, Cholpon-Ata, Issyk-Kul Region, Kyrgyz Republic.
The Forum addressed current issues in modern coloproctology, including the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the rectum and anorectal region, as well as the improvement of clinical approaches and the development of national clinical treatment protocols.
A.A. Anarbaeva, a lecturer of the Department of Surgical Diseases, actively participated in the scientific program of the Forum with a presentation entitled “A Comprehensive Approach to the Treatment of Chronic Anal Fissures.”
The participation of the department’s staff in the Forum contributed to the enhancement of their professional competencies, facilitated the exchange of clinical experience with specialists in coloproctology, and provided an opportunity to familiarize themselves with modern approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of coloproctological diseases.
Conclusion: The participation of the staff of the Department of Surgical Diseases in the II Issyk-Kul Coloproctology Forum represents an important component of the professional development of the academic and teaching staff and contributes to the implementation of modern diagnostic and treatment methods in the educational and clinical activities of the Department.