Tatyana Mikhailovich Antonovich ( Ukrainian Tetyana Mikhaylivna Antonovich ), maiden name - Terletskaya ( Ukrainian Terletska ; 1915 - 2001 ) - Soviet, Ukrainian and American nephrologist , public figure, philanthropist, doctor of medical sciences ( 1941 ).
| Tatyana Mikhailovna Antonovich | |
|---|---|
| ukr Tetyana Mihailivna Antonovich | |
 Yemelyan and Tatyana Antonovich | |
| Date of Birth | April 15, 1915 |
| Place of Birth | Vein |
| Date of death | September 23, 2001 (86 years) |
| Place of death | Washington , USA ; buried in Lviv |
| Citizenship |  Austria-Hungary →  USSR →  USA |
| Occupation | nephrologist , public figure, doctor of medical sciences |
| Spouse | Emelyan Antonovich |
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Biography
She graduated from the gymnasium of Vasilyanok's sisters in Lviv . She started medical education in Montpellier ( France ), and graduated from Vienna University , where she received the degree of Doctor of Medicine ( 1941 ).
In 1941 - 1944 she worked in the Lviv University Clinic and the city hospital (hospital). In 1944 she left for Vienna, then to Munich , where she was a doctor at the International Refugee Organization .
June 15, 1946 she married Emelyan Antonovich. In 1949, she and her husband emigrated to the United States . She worked at the Georgetown University Medical Center as an instructor, assistant professor, and professor (since 1974 ). Over the 20-year period of work, she was awarded a gold medal at the university.
In 1968 she headed the Department of Nephrology at the Institute of Pathology of the American Armed Forces . Her professional and scientific activities are also associated with J. Washington University (since 1961 ) and the Military University of Medical Sciences.
She died on September 23, 2001 in Washington , and was buried in Lvov .
Scientific Activities
The main works of Tatiana Mikhailovna are devoted to the defeat of the blood vessels of the kidneys , systemic lupus erythematosus and changes in the kidneys in AIDS .
Proceedings
- Kidney in Health and Disease. - Washington, 1967.
- Atlas of Kidney Biopsies. - Washington, 1980 (co-authored).
- Pathology of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. - Washington, 1993.
Charity
In 1980, together with her husband Yemelyan, she founded the Yemelyan and Tatiana Antonovich Foundation to support Ukrainian literature and Ukrainian studies .
Literature
- Pundy P., Ganitkevich Ya. V. Antonovich T. M. // Encyclopedia of Modern Ukraine. - T. 1. - K., 2001. - P. 584. (Ukr.)
- Tatyana Kostenko. Names of Antonovich. The Mirror of the Week - 2004. - No. 32. (inaccessible link) (in Ukrainian)