Aydarov Ziyabidin Abdirayimovich (1965), Doctor of Medical Sciences (2002)
Kyrgyz. Born in the village of Kotoromo, Kadamjay District, Batken Region. Graduated from KGMI (1992), and completed postgraduate studies there (1996) and doctoral studies (2001).
Worked as a junior researcher, senior researcher, and since 2000 - leading researcher at the Central Research Laboratory of KGMA. Specialist in pathological physiology and hygiene.
Published over 70 scientific works, including 1 monograph and 1 invention.
Main works:
1. The influence of natural factors in the Issyk-Kul region on the health of "Chernobyl victims" (co-authored). // Surgery at the turn of the 20th-21st centuries. Bishkek, 2000. pp. 804-808.
2. Etiopathogenetic features of high-altitude cerebral edema development (co-authored). // Current issues in neuropathology and neurosurgery. Bishkek, 2001. pp. 121-125.
3. Features of biogeochemical provinces of Kyrgyzstan and their impact on public health (co-authored). // Problems of sanogenic and pathogenic effects of environmental impact on the internal environment of the body. Cholpon-Ata, 2001. Vol. II. pp. 395-397.
4. Prostaglandins and high-altitude hypoxia (co-authored). Bishkek, 2001.
5. The influence of copper in river water on the physical and hypoxic resistance of animal organisms (co-authored). // Current issues in neuropathology and neurosurgery. Bishkek, 2001. pp. II5-I21.