Roman Viktorovych Kozlov

The doctor specializes in diagnosing and treating urological and surgical conditions in children from birth to 18 years of age. In practice, he works with a wide range of conditions, including diseases of the urinary system, pathologies of the external genitalia, surgical diseases, and acute conditions.

When working with young patients, what matters is not only accurate diagnosis and choosing the optimal treatment approach, but also the trust of the child and the parents. The doctor takes care to explain clearly the examination results, the child's condition, and the reasons for choosing a particular treatment method.

Education

• Kharkiv State Medical University - internship in the Department of Pediatric Surgery.
• Kharkiv Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education - specialization in "Pediatric Urology" at the Center of Nephrourology.

Continuing Education Courses

• Regularly completes internships and thematic improvement courses.
• Takes part in international congresses of urologists, nephrologists, and pediatric surgeons.
• Speaks English.

Scientific Activity

Co-author of scientific articles.

Professional Interests

• reconstructive surgical urology;
• plastic and aesthetic surgery.

Services Provided by the Doctor

• pediatric urologist consultation;
• pediatric surgeon consultation;
• diagnosis of urological and surgical diseases;
• treatment of urological diseases in children;
• treatment of surgical diseases in children;
• preventive checkups;
• determining further treatment approach.

Conditions Treated

Pediatric urology:

• urinary tract infections;
• neurogenic bladder dysfunction;
• phimosis;
• preputial adhesions;
• paraphimosis;
• acute balanoposthitis;
• "acute scrotum";
• hydronephrosis;
• vesicoureteral reflux;
• megaureter;
• other urological diseases in children.

Pediatric surgery:

• ingrown toenail;
• wounds and traumatic injuries of the skin and soft tissues;
• atheroma (epidermoid cyst);
• lipoma;
• furuncle (boil);
• felon (paronychia of the finger);
• hernias;
• acute abdomen;
• other surgical diseases and conditions in children.

Doctor's Advice

Parents often believe that a pediatric urologist or surgeon consultation is needed only when a child has pain or other pronounced symptoms. However, some conditions can develop unnoticed for a long time.

Regular preventive checkups help detect possible problems in a timely manner and determine the further approach to monitoring or treatment. Pay attention to changes in urination, unusual symptoms, the appearance of lumps, or other changes in the child's condition.

It is important not to wait for pronounced symptoms if parents have questions about their child's urological or surgical health. A specialist consultation helps assess the situation and, if needed, start necessary treatment in time.