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How to find an orthopaedist in Tashkent in 2026: 6 doctors
Six orthopaedic trauma specialists at six Tashkent clinics. For a recent injury, consider EZGU NIYAT: it provides emergency care around the clock and has two orthopaedic trauma specialists. Gatling Med has a spine specialist for back or neck pain. For a second opinion, consider the department head at the state research centre of traumatology and orthopaedics. Children can be seen at the paediatric orthopaedics centre, while Azbuka Zdorovya has a doctor who treats lasting effects of injuries. Below, we compare the doctors and clinics using the information they publish.
How to choose
How do I choose an orthopaedic trauma specialist in Tashkent?
Start with what happened. A recent injury needs a clinic that is open around the clock. With back or neck pain you can go straight to a spine specialist. If the injury was long ago but the pain has stayed, this guide has a doctor who treats the lasting effects of injuries. With a child, go to the paediatric orthopaedics centre. And if you have already been offered an operation and want a second opinion, this guide has a department head at a research centre.
Where can I get treatment for an injury at night?
EZGU NIYAT provides emergency care around the clock: the clinic has an inpatient department and two orthopaedic trauma specialists. Shox International Hospital says it can be reached at any time, and it also has an inpatient department. With a serious injury, a head or back injury or heavy bleeding, do not take the injured person yourself — call 103 for an ambulance immediately. The service is free and available around the clock.
Where can I see a paediatric orthopaedist?
For children, this guide has the state Republican Centre of Paediatric Orthopaedics on Universitet Street. The centre writes about treating clubfoot by the Ponseti method, about operations and its inpatient department. It sees patients Monday to Friday. Bring the birth certificate, the vaccination certificate, X-rays and medical reports. With a child’s recent injury, go to a round-the-clock clinic or call 103.
How much does a trauma specialist appointment cost?
Four clinics in this guide are private, and they charge for appointments. The research centre of traumatology and orthopaedics and the paediatric orthopaedics centre are state institutions; check when booking whether a referral is needed and whether there is a fee for a visit without one. X-rays, an MRI, a cast or an orthosis, if ordered, affect the total. The clinic quotes the consultation fee when you book.
Which orthopaedists see adults?
The paediatric orthopaedics centre, as its name suggests, works with children; for adults there are the other five clinics in this guide. They are in different parts of the city: Gatling Med in the Chilanzar district, the research centre on Makhtumkuli Street, EZGU NIYAT on Almazar Street, and Shox International Hospital has several addresses. Check the exact address and a landmark on the clinic’s page.
Where can I check a trauma specialist’s academic qualifications?
Doctors’ academic degrees and positions are published by the Republican Scientific and Practical Centre of Traumatology and Orthopaedics: its specialists include Candidates of Medical Sciences and senior researchers. The doctor featured here holds a PhD and heads a department. The centre’s website describes each specialist’s education and work history, so you can choose a doctor before booking.
What should I ask an orthopaedic surgeon before an operation?
If an operation may be needed, choose a clinic with an inpatient department: Shox International Hospital, Gatling Med, EZGU NIYAT and both state centres have one. Ask the surgeon whether you can be treated without an operation, which approach they recommend, how many days you will spend in hospital and whether rehabilitation is needed afterwards. Ask for the total cost before the operation.
How should I prepare for an orthopaedic appointment?
Before the appointment, note when and how the pain started, what makes it worse and what you have already taken. Bring X-rays, an MRI and other doctors’ reports if you have them: without them the doctor will probably have to order tests again. Wear clothes that make it easy to show the painful joint or your back. After the appointment, ask when to come back.
Doctors and clinics
Which orthopaedic trauma specialist works at a hospital available around the clock?
Kubayev Sardor Fayzullayevich is an orthopaedic trauma specialist at Shox International Hospital; the hospital has a second orthopaedic trauma specialist too. The hospital says it can be reached around the clock and has an inpatient department, and the network has several addresses in Tashkent. Bring X-rays and reports to the appointment if this is a previous injury or you have already had treatment. Check when booking at which address the doctor sees patients. If the doctor orders an X-ray or a scan, ask where to have it and when the result will be ready. Ask whether an operation is needed or whether you can be treated without one. You can book with the button next to the doctor’s name on the hospital’s website or through the call centre.
Which orthopaedic trauma specialist also treats the spine?
Shcherba Rashid Ismarovich is an orthopaedic trauma specialist, spine specialist and manual therapist at Gatling Med in the Chilanzar district; the clinic lists his experience as 25 years. A spine specialist deals with the spine, so with back or neck pain you can go straight to him. Before the appointment, note when the pain started, where it spreads and what makes it worse. Bring X-rays, a spine MRI and reports if you have them. Tell the doctor which medicines you take. Ask which exercises you can do at home and when to come back. You can book through the clinic’s website or by phone; the doctor’s appointment days are on the website.
Which orthopaedic trauma specialist heads a department at a research centre?
Valiyev Odil Erkinovich is an orthopaedic trauma specialist with a PhD who heads a department at the Republican Scientific and Practical Centre of Traumatology and Orthopaedics. It is a state research centre on Makhtumkuli Street, with clinical departments and an inpatient department. Check when booking whether a referral is needed and which documents to bring: passport, medical reports, X-rays and other doctors’ reports. If you have already been offered an operation, bring all your tests so the doctor can give a second opinion. Ask on which days the doctor sees patients and how long the wait is. The centre’s website describes each specialist’s education and work history — look at the doctor’s page before the visit.
Which orthopaedic trauma specialist works at the paediatric orthopaedics centre?
Jalolov Xabibulla Abdinabiyevich is an orthopaedic trauma specialist at the Republican Centre of Paediatric Orthopaedics on Universitet Street. The centre writes about treating clubfoot by the Ponseti method and sees patients Monday to Friday. You can come here with a child if a paediatrician or another doctor has noticed a problem with the feet, gait or posture. Bring the birth certificate, the vaccination certificate, X-rays and medical reports. Check when booking whether a referral is needed. The centre is closed on Saturday and Sunday, so plan the visit for a weekday. The centre’s phone and email are on its website.
Which orthopaedic trauma specialist treats lasting effects of injuries?
Komilov Davlatjon Rustamovich is an orthopaedic trauma specialist in the highest qualification category at the Azbuka Zdorovya clinic. As the clinic describes it, he advises on musculoskeletal health and treats the lasting effects of injuries. A neurologist in the highest qualification category who works with children also sees patients at the same clinic. You can consult the orthopaedic specialist if pain or stiffness persists after an old injury. Bring old X-rays, discharge summaries and medical reports so the doctor can review your previous treatment. Note which movements are hard. Ask which tests are needed and whether rehabilitation is needed. You can book by the phone listed on the clinic’s website.
Which orthopaedic trauma specialist works at a clinic with round-the-clock care?
Ibragimov Sayfulla Xamidullayevich is an orthopaedic trauma specialist at EZGU NIYAT on Almazar Street; the clinic has a second orthopaedic trauma specialist too. The clinic says it provides emergency medical care around the clock and has an inpatient department, so with a recent injury you can come here at any time. For a serious injury, call 103 for an ambulance. Bring your documents and, if the injury is a repeat one, old X-rays. For a planned consultation, confirm the doctor’s appointment days. Ask when to come back for a follow-up. You can also contact the clinic using the email address listed on its website.
How we chose
This guide covers 6 doctors. Facts verified: .
Criteria: a recent injury or planned treatment · paediatric orthopaedics · spinal conditions · state centre or private clinic · round-the-clock care.
Doctors’ names and specialties are taken from their clinics’ websites and reflect the information available on the verification date. This guide does not replace a medical consultation.
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