Vesnina Zh.V.

Working experience

Dr. Vesnina had been working in the Laboratory of Radionuclide and Radioimmune Methods of Studies at Kirghiz Research Institute of Oncology and Radiology from 1986 to 1988. She has been working in Cardiology Research Institute as a Radiologist since January 1991 and as a Head of Department and Radiologist since May 2008.

Education and advanced professional training

Zhaneta v. Vesnina graduated from the Tomsk Medical Institute with specialty in Biochemistry in 1986.

Research interests

Main research works of Dr. Vesnina focus on the scintigraphic assessment of the efficacy of surgical and endovascular treatment of coronary artery disease and on the elucidation of pathogenesis of cardiorenal syndrome in patients with coronary artery disease. RSCI h-index = 10, Web of Science h-index = 2, Scopus h-index = 2.

Research

Primary tasks of the Department of Nuclear Medicine, Dr. Vesnina supervises, are to conduct studies for diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases using radiopharmaceuticals and to provide control over the efficacy of treatment.

Titles and awards

• Veteran of Labor of the Russian Federation (2010)
• Honored Veteran of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of sciences (2017)

Awards:

• Certificate of Merit from the Tomsk City Administration (2004)
• Laureate Diploma for the competition in the field of education and science in Tomsk Region (2005)
• Certificate of Merit from the Ministry of Healthcare and Social Development of the Russian Federation (2005)
• Certificate of Merit from the Healthcare Department of the Tomsk Region (2012)
• Laureate Diploma in the field of education, science, healthcare, and culture in the Tomsk Region (2017)

Main publications, patents, and certificates

During her work at Cardiology Research Institute, Dr. Zhaneta v. Vesnina published 196 research papers including 72 articles in the leading journals. She is an author of the chapters in the book titled «National guidelines in radionuclide diagnostics» and guidance manual «Basics of radionuclide diagnostics in nephrology».