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Author of the program
Sergey Aleksandrovich Evdokimov

Sergey Aleksandrovich Evdokimov

Head of the Doctor Evdokimov Clinic in Moscow

OsteopathPhysiotherapistAcupuncturist

A surgical oncologist turned osteopath. He operated for six years, worked in ultrasound diagnostics and radiology, and since 2013 has treated with his hands, using the gentle methods of osteopathy. He graduated from Kursk State Medical University in 2007 and completed a residency in oncology and an internship in surgery.

  • He sees patients in Moscow at the Doctor Evdokimov Clinic, 6 Volkhonka Street, and also consults online.
  • He treats adults with back and joint pain, headaches, and chronic pain.
  • He uses his own method in the diagnosis and treatment of children with special needs. Together with his older brother, osteopath A. A. Evdokimov, he is developing new ways to help children with speech delay, ASD, and autism.
  • Author of the body-oriented method “Color-Dynamic Reboot” (TsvetoDinamicheskaya perezagruzka) and of a book about it.
  • Has appeared as an expert on health programs on Russian national TV channels.
  • He came up with the DoktorEvdokimov program himself — first for his own practice, then for everyone.

The gentle methods of osteopathy and many years of experience help him find the right approach to patients even in difficult cases.

Program

Why a doctor needs a program of their own for images

My name is Sergey Evdokimov, and I am a doctor. Patients keep bringing me discs with MRI and CT scans, and every time I ran into the same problem: they are not easy to open. Some programs are heavy and slow, others are paid, and others have so many extra features that you cannot figure them out without a manual.

So I decided to make a program for myself: fast, simple and with only what a doctor really needs during an appointment. When colleagues saw it at work and started asking for a download link, I decided to share it with everyone — for free.

— Sergey Evdokimov, author of the program

The program helps you view images, but it does not replace the radiologist's report or an in-person consultation.

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For treatment questions, it is better to book an in-person consultation: a doctor does not make diagnoses or prescribe treatment by correspondence.