Our goal: Beautiful eyes for everyone!

The Khabarovsk Krai Museum named after N.I. Grodekov opens the exhibition "Our Goal: Beautiful Eyes for Everyone! The exhibition "Our Goal: Beautiful Eyes for Everyone!" dedicated to the Khabarovsk branch of the Federal State Autonomous Establishment "NMI Center "Eye Microsurgery" named after Acad. S. N. Fedorov" Ministry of Health of Russia.

The Khabarovsk branch of ISTC "Eye Microsurgery" has been working for the benefit of the residents of the Far Eastern Federal District of Russia since August 26, 1988, giving people the opportunity to see the world in the brightest colors every day. The preserved archive photos presented at the exhibition will help you to plunge into the era of the branch opening and the first days of its work, and more modern ones will give you an idea of new technologies in ophthalmology, the equipment of the medical center and the methods of treatment of eye diseases.

The museum exposition in an accessible form informs the guests about the key stages of more than 35-year journey and emphasizes the importance of the mission of health care workers. Much attention in the exhibition is paid to people - employees of the branch, ophthalmologists who are engaged not only in medical, but also in scientific activities, contributing to the development of ophthalmology.

Visitors of the exhibition will be able to see medical drugs, surgical instruments, diagnostic equipment used by ophthalmologists, and most importantly - to learn what has changed over the years, what pathologies can be treated by ophthalmologists of the branch.

"The exhibition in the Khabarovsk Regional Museum named after N. I. Grodekov. N. I. Grodekov aims to lift the veil of mystery, to show what achievements in the field of microsurgery Khabarovsk branch of ISTC "Eye Microsurgery" named after Acad. S. N. Fedorov"Mr. Maxim Pshenichnov, Director of the branch, Candidate of Medical Sciences, says.

The exposition is open in the Khabarovsk Krai Museum named after N.I. Grodekov. N.I. Grodekov from July 16 to September 1.

The exhibition is free with the purchase of an admission ticket to the museum.