Professor Iakiv Fishchenko · KyivAdministrator: +38 094 821 08 30
Fishchenko

Consultation and appointments

Let's start with your scans

Prepare one archive containing the entire CT or MRI disc. Send the archive or a link via Telegram or email. Always include the patient's full name and a brief description of symptoms.

How to prepare and send your scans

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    Compress the whole disc into one archive

    Put the entire contents of the MRI or CT disc into one archive, such as a ZIP file. Keep all folders and files. A photograph of a single image or the written report alone cannot replace the complete study.

    What is DICOM?

    DICOM is a medical imaging format. All series from the study are needed for review. If the imaging centre provided a ready-made archive or a link to it, send that to the professor.

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    Include symptoms and available reports

    Briefly describe where it hurts, when the pain began, any injury, treatment already prescribed and how your condition has changed. Include available reports and previous examinations.

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    Always include the patient's full name

    Include the patient's surname, given name and patronymic, if applicable, in your enquiry. If sending records by email, give the same name in both the email and the private Telegram conversation so the professor can match the scans to your enquiry.

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    Send the archive or a link

    Use a private Telegram conversation or one of the two email addresses. Check that the address is correct before sending.

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Need help creating the archive?

Ask the administrator at the centre where you had your MRI or CT to send the professor the archive or a link to it.

Give the administrator the exact address from this website and check its spelling. Ask them to include the patient's full name in the email, and provide the same name yourself in the Telegram conversation.

After your enquiry

What an initial review provides

It helps identify the next steps and whether further examinations or an in-person consultation are needed.

The final treatment plan is determined after an appropriate clinical assessment.

Initial review — free of charge

The professor replies on the day the scans are received.

In-person consultation

Location and appointments

Kyiv
27 Bulvarno-Kudriavska Street

Contact the administrator for the room number, appointment times and arrival arrangements.

+38 094 821 08 30

If you need help with mobility

Let the administrator know in advance so that assistance and the route from the drop-off point to the consultation room can be arranged.

Cost of consumable materials

The total treatment cost and included services are agreed after the treatment plan has been determined.

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Questions before contacting us

Can I contact you on behalf of an older relative?

You can help a relative prepare their records. Before sending them, make sure you have their consent or appropriate authority.

I only have the written report. What should I do?

Include the report with your enquiry and explain which files you have. If possible, obtain the complete imaging study from the imaging centre.

Can I upload scans to this website?

Files cannot be uploaded through this website. Prepare one archive containing the entire CT/MRI disc and send it or a link to the professor via Telegram or one of the listed email addresses.

When will I receive a reply?

The initial CT/MRI review is free. The professor replies on the day the scans are received. If you have urgent symptoms, do not wait for an online reply.

Urgent symptoms need medical attention

New leg weakness or numbness, problems with urination or bowel control, or a sudden deterioration in your condition require urgent medical attention.

Next step

Do you have CT or MRI scans?

Initial review is free. A reply on the day your scans are received.

Compress the entire contents of your CT or MRI disc into one archive.

Send the archive or a link via Telegram or to one of the email addresses. Include the patient's surname, given name and patronymic if applicable, and a brief description of symptoms.

Privacy

This website has no form for uploading scans. You can send the professor an archive or a link through a private Telegram conversation or by email. An email link opens your email application.

Send records to the professor in a private conversation or to one of the listed email addresses. If you are contacting us for someone else, make sure you have their consent or appropriate authority.

Only Professor Iakiv Fishchenko has access to the scans and correspondence you send.

Scans, correspondence and other medical information sent by the patient are retained for long-term patient care and future consultations.