The Department of Nervous Diseases of Asfendiyarov Kazakh National Medical University continues its series of educational events for practical healthcare, dedicated to the 95th anniversary of our university.<\/p>\n
On November 13, in the city of Kyzylorda, an educational seminar was held as part of the implementation of the cascade training method for practical healthcare specialists, in accordance with the Roadmap for Improving Medical Neurological Care for the Adult Population of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan for 2025\u20132027 (No. 03324 dated January 23, 2025). The event was organized with the support of the \u201cAssociation of Neurologists\u201d of Kazakhstan, the Institute of Postgraduate Education of Asfendiyarov KazNMU, and the Kyzylorda Regional Health Department. The coordinator of the event was the chief freelance neurologist of the Kyzylorda Regional Health Department, S.B. Berzhapparova.<\/p>\n
In the assembly hall of the Multidisciplinary Regional Hospital, a training seminar was held for physicians, focusing on current issues of diagnostics, treatment, and dynamic follow-up of Myasthenia Gravis and Neuromyelitis Optica Spectrum Disorders (NMOSD). Neurologists and anesthesiologist-resuscitators from various medical institutions of Kyzylorda city and the region took part in the event.<\/p>\n
The invited speakers included professors of the Department of Nervous Diseases of Asfendiyarov Kazakh National Medical University: G.A. Mukhambetova, R.B. Nurzhanova, and the head of the department, S.T. Turuspekova. During the seminar, participants discussed:<\/p>\n
Special attention was given to differential diagnostics, clinical case analysis, and discussing complex situations encountered in daily medical practice. In an interactive format, participants reviewed decision-making algorithms, which allowed them to deepen their understanding of pathophysiology and optimize patient management approaches.<\/p>\n
The seminar emphasized the importance of early detection of neuromuscular transmission disorders and NMOSD, and highlighted that timely diagnosis and personalized therapy significantly improve patients\u2019 quality of life.<\/p>\n
Faculty members of the Department of Nervous Diseases provided consultative and diagnostic assistance to colleagues by participating in a clinical council on a critically ill patient in the ICU.
\nThe organizers expressed their gratitude to all participants for active discussion and high professional interest.<\/p>\n\n\t\t