The ‘Ene mähri’ International Medical Centre has celebrated its 20th anniversary. It was the country’s first specialist facility of its kind and is now one of the largest medical complexes in Central Asia providing support to mothers and children, according to the IIC.

The centre was established to improve family health and provide high-tech medical care using modern digital and diagnostic technologies. It treats pregnant women with complications, performs complex obstetric and gynaecological operations, and cares for newborns with extremely low birth weight.

The clinic offers programmes for the management of gestational diabetes, organ-preserving surgery for reproductive system disorders, and assisted reproductive technologies. The IVF and genetics laboratory is implementing a Turkmen-German project, including the detection of chromosomal and genetic abnormalities using FISH technology.

Particular attention is paid to neonatal care: the centre is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment from leading global manufacturers for the care of premature babies weighing as little as 500 grams. The introduction of these technologies was carried out with the involvement of international specialists, including partners from Germany.

To mark the anniversary, a scientific and practical conference was held with the participation of specialists from the capital’s and regional ‘Ene mähri’ centres, at which they discussed achievements, modern approaches in obstetrics, gynaecology and perinatology, as well as the prospects for high-tech care for mothers and children.

Today, the centre continues to develop international cooperation, introduce new diagnostic and treatment methods, and expand the scope of specialised medical care.