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Marina Pailodze
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Marina Pailodze

Pathologist Doctor of Medical Sciences

Languages (as published): Speaks Georgian, Russian and German languages.

Education

1971–1977 – Tbilisi State Medical University.

Work Experience

2012-Present – National Center of Surgery, works on studies of gynecological morphology (operation, biopsy, cytology) , placental pathology and fetal (to 22 weeks) abortion;

2018-Present – Tbilisi Scientific-Practice Center of Clinical Pathology; morphologist;

2015-Present – Ghudushauri National Medical Center, morphologist;

2008-Present – Georgian Patriarchate St. Joachim and St. Ann Medical Center, head of the morphology unit;

2008-Present – Insurance companies “Medhelp”, “Gidmed” and “German Clinic”, cytologist;

1977–2015 – Chachava Clinic, morphologist of morphology laboratory.

1989 – Defended candidate dissertation on “Correlative Relationship Between morpho-functional Changes of Fetal Adrenal Gland and Placenta in Acute and Chronic Hypoxia.” A clinical-experimental work.

2006 – Defended doctoral dissertation on “Dysgenesis of Apparatus of the Ovarian Follicle and Corpus Luteum in Women of Reproductive Age with Proliferative Fibroids.” A clinical-experimental work.

Author of approx. 50 scientific works including :

“Frequency of benign ovarian cancer in women with fibroids of reproductive age according to the size and number of nodes;”

Changes in ovaries and endometrium in women of reproductive age with fibroids of anovulatory cycle;”

„Micromorphological profile of inner follicles in women of reproductive age with uterine proliferative fibroids”

„Underlying causes of pre-menopausal bleeding and its’ early detection;”

„The outcomes of pathological studies of fetus and placenta at different stages of pregnancy;“

“Retrospective study of pathologies in pregnancy and stillbirths according to gestational age”

“Fetal anomalies as risk-factors incompatible with life and early clinical-morphologic diagnostics”

Source: kirurgia.ge