Liliya S Urusova

Dr. Liliya S. Urusova (née/ maiden Selivanova) is a distinguished Doctor of Medical Sciences and internationally recognized expert in endocrine pathomorphology at the National Medical Research Center of Endocrinology, Ministry of Health of Russia. With almost 100 peer-reviewed publications (to include Scopus Q1/ Q2 journals) and active membership in the European Society for the Study of Adrenal Tumours (ENS@T), she has established herself as a leading authority in adrenocortical carcinoma diagnosis and morphological characterization of endocrine neoplasms.

Dr. Urusova's research portfolio encompasses groundbreaking work in morphological, immunohistochemical, and molecular-genetic diagnostic approaches to rare endocrine tumors. Her doctoral dissertation on "Morphological, immunohistochemical, molecular-genetic diagnostic characteristics and prognostic factors of adrenocortical carcinoma" represents a significant contribution to the field of endocrine oncology. She has developed innovative diagnostic algorithms for adrenocortical carcinoma with demonstrated high accuracy rates, contributing to improved clinical outcomes in this challenging area of pathology.

As Head of the Fundamental Pathomorphology Department and Director of the Reference Center for Pathomorphological Research, Dr. Urusova leads multidisciplinary teams in complex diagnostic cases. Her expertise extends beyond research to practical clinical applications, as evidenced by her co-founding of the social project "Fate Under the Microscope," which provides second opinion consultations in oncological pathology.

Her international recognition is reflected in her extensive collaboration network, with co-authors spanning multiple institutions and her active participation in European pathology conferences. Dr. Urusova's work has been numerously cited in Scopus, demonstrating the impact of her research on the global scientific community.