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Voenno-Meditsinskii Zhurnal
|December 29, 2018
Summary
This article celebrates the Kirov Military Medical Academy
Area of Science:
- Military Medicine
- Surgical Sciences
- Medical History
Background:
- The Kirov Military Medical Academy's Department of Field Surgery, established 85 years ago, is the focus.
- This department pioneered independent field surgery training and practice.
Observation:
- The article details the experiences of department employees serving as medical advisors.
- These medical professionals were deployed to various international "hotspots" over different time periods.
Findings:
- The work of numerous staff members, including Kyuss L.A., Dolinin V.A., Volikov A.A., Antipenko V.S., Kornilov V.A., Felitsyn L.N., Zakurdaev V.E., Chernov E.V., and Alekseev A.V., is described.
- This showcases a legacy of international medical support and expertise.
Implications:
- The Kirov Military Medical Academy has a long-standing history of contributing to global health in challenging environments.
- The expertise developed in field surgery has been applied internationally, underscoring the department's significance.
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