Taras Petriv

Peripheral nerve recovery is where neurosurgery meets regenerative science—especially when the goal is to restore function rather than only treat symptoms. At the clinic, Taras Petriv leads the Department of Neurosurgery and Neurology, working across neurosurgery, stem cell therapy, tissue engineering, and peripheral nerve surgery. His PhD in neurosurgery is specifically focused on “Effect of neural crest stem cells transplantation on peripheral nerve regeneration in experimental sciatic nerve injury”, linking laboratory concepts to clinical direction.

His academic record is equally concrete: he is author and co-author of 23 scientific publications, including 2 patents, and he has contributed to 3 monographs with publication years listed as 2013, 2015, and 2019. This blend of research output and departmental leadership supports patients who are looking for a specialist who can think across neurology, surgical options, and regenerative approaches.

Petriv is also described as a member of the Ukrainian Association of Neurosurgeons and of European and world neurosurgical societies. For international patients, that matters because it reflects ongoing engagement with the neurosurgical community while the clinic coordinates stem cell–based care pathways.

Education

• PhD in neurosurgery — “Effect of neural crest stem cells transplantation on peripheral nerve regeneration in experimental sciatic nerve injury”

Work experience

• Head of the Department of Neurosurgery and Neurology — Mediland Clinic

Clinical focus and techniques

Taras Petriv’s clinical and research directions are presented as a unified program: neurosurgery with regenerative methods for peripheral nerve problems.

• Neurosurgery
• Stem cell therapy
• Tissue engineering
• Peripheral nerve surgery

Professional societies and certifications

• Ukrainian Association of Neurosurgeons
• European Association of Neurosurgical Societies
• World Association of Neurosurgical Societies

Academic output

Taras Petriv is listed as author and co-author of 23 scientific publications, including 2 patents, and 3 monographs with named titles and years: Neurosurgery (2013), Scales in Neurosurgery (2015), and Standardization in Neurosurgery (2019).

Courses and advanced training

Awards and recognition

For patients considering neurosurgery and regenerative options, the clinic provides specialist-led evaluation through its neurosurgery and neurology department. Petriv’s focus is on stem cell–related approaches for nervous system recovery, and his departmental leadership supports coordinated care planning. International patients can review his work through the clinic’s specialist pathway and proceed with the clinic’s organized consultation and travel process.