Konstantin Ivanovich Kulchitsky ( July 9, 1922 , Nikolaev , Ukrainian SSR - November 18, 1997 , Kiev , Ukraine ) - Soviet and Ukrainian scientist, topographer, morphologist, academician of the Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine, professor.
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| Birth name | Konstantin Ivanovich Kulchitsky | ||
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| Scientific field | operative surgery , topographic anatomy , morphology | ||
| Place of work | Kiev Medical Institute - Ukrainian State Medical University named after academician A. A. Bogomolets | ||
| Alma mater | Kiev Medical Institute named after academician A.A. Bogomolets | ||
| Academic degree | Doctor of Medical Sciences | ||
| Academic rank | Professor | ||
| Known as | creator of the scientific school of anatomists, surgeons, topographers, developed modeling of pathological conditions in experimental surgery | ||
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- 1 Biography
- 2 Scientific activities
- 3 Scientific school
- 4 Interesting Facts
- 5 Links
Biography
He was born in Nikolaev, in the family of a military serviceman-aviator. He graduated from high school in Kiev. He entered the Kiev Medical Institute. During the occupation of Kiev by German troops, he was evacuated to Chelyabinsk, where he continued his studies. After the liberation of Kiev in 1943, he returned to his hometown. He graduated with honors from the KMI in 1944. He took the post of assistant at the Department of Operative Surgery and Topographic Anatomy of the KMI. In 1948 he graduated from graduate school at the department. In the same year he defended his thesis "On the surgical anatomy of the pancreas." Since 1952, assistant professor of operative surgery. He defended his doctoral dissertation in 1962 (“Blood vessels and nerve apparatus of the heart in experimental pathology”).
In 1964-1994 - Head of the Department of Operative Surgery and Topographic Anatomy of the Kiev Medical Institute - Ukrainian State Medical University - National Medical University named after Academician A. A. Bogomolets . Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the Ukrainian SSR, laureate of the State Prize of the Ukrainian SSR (1983).
He was buried at Baykovsky cemetery , section 49a, Kiev (Ukraine).
Scientific activity
Actively developed the scientific direction of experimental modeling in surgery. His scientific works are devoted to the study of the morphology and morphological and functional justification of surgical interventions on the organs of the gastrointestinal tract, heart, great vessels and nerves [1] . He has over 350 published scientific papers. The author of a textbook for medical students operating since 1985, "Surgical Surgery and Topographic Anatomy."
School of Science
He prepared 43 candidates and 10 doctors of sciences. Among his students - a well-known talented scientist, teacher-researcher, morphologist, candidate of medical sciences, associate professor of the department of operative surgery and topographic anatomy of the National Medical University. Acad. A. A. Bogomolets Kobzar A. B .; Doctor of Medicine, Professor M. Kovalsky , Head of the Department of Operative Surgery and Topographic Anatomy of the National Medical University named after Acad. A. A. Bogomolets; well-known scientist MD, Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the Ukrainian SSR, Academician of the Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine, Professor Bobrik I. I .; Doctor of Medical Sciences , Professor D. Gorbatyuk ; Ph.D., associate professors: Chashcheva V.K., Shchitov V.S., Khvorostyanaya T.T., Ditkovsky A.P., Doroshenko S.V., Rodomskaya N.Yu., Parkhomenko M.V. and etc.
Interesting Facts
At the age of 14, Kotya Kulchitsky starred in the film “Tom Sawyer” of the Kiev film studio (1936) in the title role (directed by L. Frenkel , G. Zatvornitsky).
For over 30 years, heading the Department of Operative Surgery and Topographic Anatomy of the Kiev Medical Institute, Academician K.I. Kulchitsky was known to the medical community of the former USSR and abroad not only as an outstanding scientist, but also as an excellent leader and organizer. Being an emotional person, K. I. Kulchitsky at the same time became the author of the catch phrases: “What's the matter?” (Glasses creep up), “I’m angry for only three minutes.”