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Lviv has opened a pain management center at the St. Nicholas Children's Hospital, marking the first specialized facility in Ukraine for treating pain in children. The center was established following the case of 11-year-old Sofia, who suffered severe injuries in a traffic accident.
In Lviv, doctors operated on two teenagers who were injured in a motorcycle accident. One boy suffered a fracture of the pelvic bone, while the other sustained multiple fragmentary fractures of the left foot. They are currently undergoing rehabilitation.
In Lviv, 25-year-old veteran Vasyl Kurilo has opened a barrier-free barbershop serving veterans and patients of St. Panteleimon Hospital. Kurilo, who underwent 46 surgeries after his injury, decided to create this establishment during his treatment.
In Lviv, at the St. Nicholas Children's Hospital, surgeons successfully performed kidney surgery on an 8-year-old boy from Ternopil Oblast using a robotic system with artificial intelligence. The operation, conducted with the Senhance system, allowed for the removal of pathological tissues without incisions and blood loss.
Taras Yatsunskyi, previously the head of Zolochiv Central District Hospital, has been appointed the new head of Lviv University Hospital of Danylo Halytskyi National Medical University. His appointment took place on September 7, 2026.
A nurse in the Lviv region was detained for allegedly demanding a bribe for disability certification. She promised to influence medical officials in exchange for a payment of between $5,000 and $6,000.
In Lviv, cardiothoracic surgeons performed minimally invasive heart surgeries on two patients, 69-year-old Nadiya Myhal and 81-year-old Halyna Mukha. The surgeries were conducted through a one-centimeter puncture in the leg, allowing the women to walk independently and breathe freely by the second day after the procedure.
In Lviv, doctors operated on a 35-year-old woman who suffered from jaw pain for three years. She was diagnosed with a rare condition of the temporomandibular joint, and the pain disappeared after the surgery.
Surgeons in Lviv have successfully removed a grapefruit-sized pseudoaneurysm from a 54-year-old woman. The pulsating mass, located in the elbow area, posed a risk of serious complications if it ruptured.
Yevheniya Kharchenko is undergoing treatment in Lviv for burns sustained when a Shahed drone struck her home in Odesa on 31 December 2025. Doctors are working to correct the scars left from her injuries.
A foreign doctor has been officially employed in Lviv Oblast under a simplified procedure, marking a first for Ukraine. The doctor will work at the University Hospital of Lviv National Medical University.
