Madina Erganatovna

Especialidad: Obstetra-ginecóloga
29 años de experiencia
Consultorio: Kazajistán, Astaná, University Medical Center (UMC) — Heart Center
- Specialist at UMC’s Obstetrics Department: Madina Erganatovna is listed as a highest-category obstetrician-gynecologist and has worked at UMC since 2004.
- Her patient feedback includes emergency cesarean delivery (C-section) and follow-up checks the day of birth or the next day after delivery.
- She completed 120 hours of continuing education in 2023 in adult and pediatric Obstetrics and Gynecology via the cycle “Gynecological endocrinology in an age-related aspect”.
Madina Erganatovna is a specialist at UMC’s Obstetrics Department and a highest-category obstetrician-gynecologist. She has worked at UMC since 2004 and completed 120 hours of continuing education in 2023 focused on adult and pediatric obstetrics and gynecology with a cycle on gynecological endocrinology. Patient reviews specifically mention emergency C-section care and post-delivery wound checks the day of birth or the next day.

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Formación académica

Madina Erganatovna is a specialist at University Medical Center (UMC) in the Obstetrics Department, where her profile connects clinical obstetrics with high-responsibility peri-delivery care. She is listed as a highest-category obstetrician-gynecologist, with medical practice starting in 1997 and UMC employment starting in 2004. Continuing education is also reflected in her 2023 training: 120 hours in adult and pediatric Obstetrics and Gynecology via the cycle “Gynecological endocrinology in an age-related aspect”. Patient feedback highlights the practical situations families care about most—one review describes an emergency cesarean delivery (C-section) and notes that she came for follow-up checks after birth, including a wound check the day after delivery. Another account emphasizes that she took over when the situation required immediate action and continued to monitor the patient after the operation. For international patients planning delivery, this kind of documented approach—combining emergency readiness with structured post-operative observation—can be especially reassuring.

Education

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Work experience

UMC — began medical practice in 1997.
UMC — started working in 2004 (Obstetrics Department).

Clinical focus and techniques

Dr. Erganatovna’s described clinical scope is obstetrics and gynecology, including emergency cesarean delivery.

Emergency cesarean section (C-section).
Post-delivery follow-up/wound checks (as described in patient reviews).

Professional societies and certifications

Not specified in the provided evidence.

Academic output

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Courses and advanced training

2023 — continuing education in “Adult and pediatric Obstetrics and Gynecology” via the cycle “Gynecological endocrinology in an age-related aspect”, 120 hours.
2024 — seminar training on “Educational technologies. Assessment of residents” (listed).

Awards and recognition

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Consultation languages are not listed in the provided evidence. Within UMC’s obstetrics service, her documented approach includes emergency C-section readiness and close observation after delivery.