Assistant Professor Tamar Saralidze

T. Saralidze works in the department of Internal Medicine, makes estimation of preoperative patients, takes part in the investigation of patients with myocardial diseases and arrhythmia. She also works on blood and bone marrow cell culture. With professor Shvelidze Tinatin she has worked out new method of culturing that enables to observe macrophage-lymphocuyte rosettes formation in vitro and estimate immune reactivity of organism that helps to reveal immunedeficiency and immunoconflict or immunesensitization in organism according to the amount of macrophage-lymphocyte rosettes. This culture metthod also supports propagation of Chlamydia trachomatis bacteria and can reveal latent Chlamydial infection in clinical practice.