Dmitriy Viderman

Dmitriy Viderman is an Assistant Professor at the School of Medicine, Nazarbayev University, affiliated with the Department of Clinical Sciences. His academic journey includes honors from Semey State Medical University, postgraduate training in anesthesiology, and specialized rotations in neuroanesthesiology, cardiac anesthesiology, and transplantation pain management.

Research Interests encompass neuroprotection in traumatic brain injury and stroke, pain management strategies, cardiac anesthesiology, and the application of artificial intelligence in psychiatric diagnostics. Recent work focuses on epidural analgesia optimization, ultrasound-guided nerve blocks, and multimodal pain approaches in oncology and transplantation contexts.

Article Trends show concentration on pain management (75% of listed articles), surgical outcomes (60%), neurological applications (45%), and AI integration (30%). Subfields emphasize clinical trial methodologies, pharmacological adjuvants, and regional healthcare epidemiology.

Projects include leading randomized controlled trials on acute pain interventions and contributing to AI-driven psychiatric disorder detection. Collaborations span institutions in Kazakhstan and international centers like UPMC Shadyside (USA) and Asan Medical Center (South Korea).