The department's research focus is on "Acquired and hereditary kidney diseases in children; the study of hereditary aspects of urinary tract pathology (UTD) in the Uzbek population, taking into account the high inbreeding coefficient (frequency of consanguineous marriages); the study of age- and gender-specific patterns of prevalence (epidemiology of UTD diseases) and their nosological structure." All department staff members actively participate in the department's and university's research. Currently, four staff members are independent researchers. Over the past five years, department staff have published over 200 scientific papers, including one textbook, six teaching aids, five monographs, two electronic programs, and over 150 articles in leading national and international journals.
Textbook and teaching aids published by department staff:
| 1 | Akhmedzhanova N.I., Akhmedzhanov I.A. | Social pediatrics (textbook) |
| 2 | Akhmedzhanova N.I., Ruzikulov N.Y., Mamatkulova F.Kh., Murodova M.Zh., Yuldashev B.A. | Children's dietitian |
| 3 | Akhmatov A.A., Akhmatova Yu.A. | Nephrology |
| 4 | Akhmatov A.A., Akhmedzhanova N.I., Akhmatova Yu.A., Ishkabulova G.Zh., Abdurasulov F.P. | Pediatric nephrology |
| 5 | Kharitonova L.A., Yuldashev B.A., Murodova M.D. | Pediatric gastroenterology |
| 6 | Ibatova Sh.M., Mamatkulova F.Kh. Gaffarova M.T. | Semiotics of children's diseases |
Currently, continuing the department's core focus, the staff is conducting research on the most pressing issues in pediatric nephrology. This work utilizes the latest laboratory and instrumental diagnostic methods. A modern method for diagnosing renal pathology based on assessing plasma cystatin C levels is being implemented and studied. Another recent priority area of research is the diagnosis of anemia and cardiovascular complications in acute and chronic kidney disease.
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