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[The first physicians in Banat. I]

D Velisavljev¹, M Velisavljev

¹Decje odeljenje, Zdravstveni centar Dr Djordje Joanović, Zrenjanin.

Medicinski Pregled

|March 1, 1997

Summary

This study traces the historical presence of physicians in Novi Knezevac, Kikinda, and Zrenjanin, highlighting early medical practitioners and their contributions to public health in these Vojvodinian cities.

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Area of Science:

Medical History
Public Health
Vojvodina Region

Background:

Documents the earliest physicians in Novi Knezevac, including the first phthisiologist, Dr. Sima Matejin.
Details the history of medicine in Kikinda, noting Dr. Georgije Paunić as the first Serbian physician in 1778.
Explores the initial medical professionals in Zrenjanin (formerly Great Beckerek, Petrovgrad) from the early 14th century onwards.

Discussion:

Compares the establishment and development of medical services across the three distinct Vojvodinian locations.
Highlights the lineage of medical practitioners, from the earliest recorded individuals to contemporary figures.
Emphasizes the evolving role of physicians in community healthcare over centuries.

Key Insights:

Provides a foundational record of medical history in specific Serbian locales.
Illustrates the long-standing presence and dedication of physicians in serving these communities.
Establishes a historical context for healthcare development in the region.

Outlook:

Suggests further research into the socio-economic impact of these early physicians.
Encourages the preservation of local medical archives for future historical study.
Aims to inspire continued advancements in healthcare within the Vojvodina region.

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