Sklif
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Sklif (Ep1) Inside an Intensive care unit, the first point of contact for emergencies
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Sklif (Ep2) A depressed musician and a youth with stab wounds
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Sklif (Ep3) Treating a patient who fell under a train
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Sklif (Ep4) Two brothers in a horrific car accident
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Sklif (Ep5) A race against time to establish the diagnosis of a man in critical condition
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Sklif (Ep6) A young woman insists she’s been assaulted by the police, has she just imagined it?
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Sklif (Ep7) A life-threatening fall down an escalator in the Moscow Metro
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Sklif (Ep8) A new father's youthful bad habits catch up with him
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Sklif (Ep9) Valery’s story continued: a shocking discovery after a double lung transplant
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Sklif (Ep10) A quad bike accident leads to a man being diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver
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Sklif (Ep11) Overwork lands a 22-year-old woman in an organ transplant department
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Sklif (Ep12) Too old for life-saving surgery?
Sklif (Ep12) Too old for life-saving surgery?
Vladimir is a grandfather with a big family. He has been taking care of his health by regularly going to the doctors for a check-up. Unfortunately, one such visit brought distressing news: he had cirrhosis of the liver and needed surgery. He has been waiting for the right organ for four years and it has finally arrived.
Being an elderly patient an operation is a risky prospect for Vladimir. There is a lack of donor organs and a long waiting list. There is also the chance that the operation could kill him. However, if the surgery is successful it will be life-saving. The doctors at Sklif must weigh up all the pros and cons before making their decision.
Sklif series provides an exclusive look inside the famous Sklifosovsky Institute. It's known to every Muscovite, and many Russians too. With the best equipment and medical specialists in the country, it represents the pinnacle of emergency medicine. The hospital's Emergency Intensive Care Unit is the clinic's busiest unit, with doctors and nurses tending to those whose lives are hanging by a thread. Watch the film in Russian.
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