Treatment is provided in Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Pediatric urology for patients from Central Asia
Dr. Zafar Abdullaev consults and operates on children from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan at the National Children’s Medical Center. Parents may send medical documents for a preliminary review before travelling.
National Children’s Medical Center, 294 Parkent Street, Tashkent
How care is arranged for families from neighbouring countries
For patients from Kazakhstan
Families from Almaty, Shymkent, Astana, Taraz and other cities can contact the clinic and send examination results in advance. In-person consultation and treatment take place only in Tashkent.
For patients from Kyrgyzstan
Families from Bishkek, Osh, Jalal-Abad and other cities can confirm which medical documents to prepare before travelling. Examination and operations are performed in Tashkent.
For patients from Tajikistan
Families from Dushanbe, Khujand, Bokhtar and other cities can send medical reports and examination results in advance. After review, the team explains the next step and how to arrange the in-person appointment in Tashkent.
For patients from Turkmenistan
Families from Ashgabat, Türkmenabat, Mary, Dashoguz and other cities can prepare documents and contact the call center before travelling. Consultations and treatment are provided in Tashkent.
Conditions frequently seen by the pediatric urologist
These are the main areas of care. The diagnosis and treatment plan are determined after an in-person examination and any necessary tests.
Patient pathway: from first message to follow-up
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Send the documents
Include the child’s age, diagnosis, symptoms and available examination results.
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Receive a preliminary response
After reviewing the materials, the team will explain whether an in-person visit is needed and what to bring.
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Attend the in-person examination
In Tashkent, the doctor examines the child and orders additional tests when needed.
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Agree on treatment
The final plan, scope of surgery and estimated stay are discussed after in-person assessment.
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Stay in contact
After discharge, parents receive recommendations and can share follow-up results as agreed with the doctor.
What to prepare before travelling
- The child’s age, height, weight, main symptoms and current diagnosis
- Hospital discharge summaries and doctors’ reports
- Ultrasound reports and laboratory test results
- VCUG, urography, CT or MRI results, if performed
- Current medications and known allergies
Who provides consultations and operations
Abdullaev Zafar Bobirovich
Pediatric urologist, Candidate of Medical Sciences and head of pediatric urology. More than 3,000 operations performed.
More about the doctor →Frequently asked questions before travelling
Can we have a preliminary consultation before travelling to Tashkent?
Yes. Parents in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan can send medical reports and test results via WhatsApp or Telegram. The doctor will review the materials and explain whether an in-person consultation is needed and which documents to bring.
Which medical documents should we send?
Include the child’s age, diagnosis and symptoms. Attach discharge summaries, ultrasound reports, laboratory results and, if performed, VCUG, CT or MRI results. Bring the original documents to the in-person appointment.
Where are consultations and operations performed?
Consultations, examinations and operations are performed at the National Children’s Medical Center, 294 Parkent Street, Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
Can we estimate the length of stay in advance?
A preliminary plan and estimated stay can be discussed after the documents are reviewed. The final treatment plan is determined only after an in-person examination and any necessary tests.
Send medical documents for a preliminary review
Write via WhatsApp or call the call center. Do not send personal medical data in public comments or on social media.