From May 19 to 24, 2025, the department of pathological physiology of the State Educational Institution “Avicenna Tajik State Medical University” was visited by Andrey Aleksandrovich Fedorovich, candidate of medical sciences, senior researcher of the Federal State Budgetary Institution “National Medical Research Center for Therapy and Preventive Medicine” of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation. Doctor of medical sciences, professor of the department of pathological physiology Tabariyon B.S. welcomed the guest and thanked him for his visit to study peripheral circulation and microcirculation.

During the trip, Andrey Aleksandrovich Fedorovich, as a senior researcher at the laboratory of microcirculation and peripheral blood circulation, gave lectures to the university staff and department teachers on the topics “Object of research: microvascular bed of the skin”, “Endothelial dysfunction in arterial hypertension” and “Structural and functional state of the microcirculatory system in arterial hypertension stages 1 and 2: gender differences” and spoke in detail about the relevance, causes, development and new methods of non-invasive study of peripheral circulation and microcirculation in various diseases.

It is worth noting that with the comprehensive support of the respected rector of the university, doctor of medical sciences, professor Mukhiddin N.D., the department of pathological physiology acquired a modern non-invasive analyzer "LAZMA PF" for the study of peripheral blood circulation and microcirculation. The faculty of the department expresses their gratitude to the respected rector Mukhiddin N.D.

Fedorovich Andrey Aleksandrovich, using the new non-invasive analyzer "Lazma PF", in practice implemented a modern method of research and analysis of the state of microcirculation in the head, hands, shoulders, arms, legs and feet. In the future, the department of pathological physiology under the leadership of Tabariyon B.S. and Toshtemirova Z.M. plans to conduct several scientific studies that will be conducted using the LAZMA PF analyzer.