Clinic of Pediatrics N2

Tel: +374 11 62 10 62, inner: 561, 565, 566, 568

Head: Mari A. Darakchyan

The clinic is the base of YSMU Department of Pediatrics N 1. The main areas of its activity:

• Highly specialized medical care for children and adolescents suffering from acute and chronic diseases (excluding special dangerous and specific infections);
• Children with unspecified diagnostics, pre-operative and post-operative care;
• Improvement and qualification improvement of health care providers;
• Scientific-medical activity.

The clinic uses the latest diagnostic and therapeutic possibilities of “Muratsan” University Hospital Complex. Patients are treated by modern guidelines according to international standards.

A wide spectrum of diagnostic methods is used in the clinic,

• general clinical,
• metabolic,
• functional,
• microbiological,
• immunological,
• visualization,
• pathomorphological,
• genetic,
• molecular

Academic activity

• Liver dysfunction in children.
• Clinical and epidemiological features of respiratory diseases in children.
• Clinical role of zinc during child bronchitis and pneumonia.
• Peculiarities of antibiotics use in children’s pre-hospital stage.
• The role of maternal factor in the use of some medications in pediatric practice.
• Peculiarities of anemia in the pediatric department among children with various diagnoses.
• Vitamin D status in children with respiratory infections.

Cooperation

• World Health Organization,
• United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF),
• International and European pediatric associations,
• Armenian Pediatric Association,
• World Vision Armenia,
• Armenian Relief Fund:
• “Trust” health NGO,
• The Armenian Alliance of Maternal and Child Health,
• IBFAN (International Baby Feeding Association’s Network),
• Geneva Infant Feeding Association (GIFA),
• Swedish Refugee NGO,
• Neurohereditary Diseases NGO,
• Hospital Epidemiology NGO,
• International “Rare-Best Practice”
• Association of Women with University Education,
• Pediatric Endocrinologists NGO;
• European Organization for Rare Diseases.
• Scientific Center of Child Health (Moscow, RF),
• Pediatric Clinic at Manhaym University Hospital,
• Heidelberg University Hospital,
• British Royal College Medical Center,
• Reich Regional Hospital, Yoncoping, Sweden,
• Italian Institute of Rare Diseases, National Institute of Health,
• Russian and Georgian Mucoviscidosis Centers,
• Czech Medical Genetics Center,
• England Royal Baptone Hospital,
• Nicolo Testemitánu Medical and Pharmaceutical University of Moldova,
• Moldovan Institute of Maternity and Childhood.