Zakharov, Konstantin Ivanovich

Konstantin Zakharov was born in 1832; came from a noble family . He received his elementary education at the Ryazan Men's Gymnasium , and then continued his studies at the medical faculty of the Imperial Moscow University , after which in 1854 he became a regimental physician with the rank of doctor in the Moscow Life Guards Regiment ^[1] .

In 1859, he was the resident of the Pyatigorsk Military Hospital, in 1863 - the senior resident of the St. George Military Hospital, and in 1869 Konstantin Ivanovich Zakharov was seconded to the St. Petersburg Medical and Surgical Academy to defend his dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Medicine, in which he was approved was in May 1871, presenting a work entitled "Histological examination of healing of bone wounds after a resection complicated by a nerve injury" ^[1] .

In the same year, K. I. Zakharov was determined as a doctor in the Moscow commandant’s office, in 1877 he was transferred to the administration of the grenadier and army infantry battalions, but the next year he again transferred to the commandant’s office, where he stayed until 1884, when due to health reasons was forced to resign ^[1] .

Konstantin Ivanovich Zakharov died on September 17, 1891 in the city of Moscow ^[1] .

• “On the subcutaneous injection of quinine sulfate” (“Protocols of the Society of Caucasian Doctors”, 1865–66, V. Sh., P. 66);
• “Notes on the treatment of rheumatism, syphilis, etc. by sulfuric waters” (Notes of the Russian Balneological Pyatigorsk Society, v. I, p. 179);
• “Some Practical Observations for the Course of Water Treatment” (1865, Notes of the Russian Balneological Pyatigorsk Society, III, I, p. 12);
• “On cholera patients in the Pyatigorsk hospital” (“Notes of the Russian balneological Pyatigorsk society”, p. 62);
• "Obituary I.I. Savitsky" ("Notes of the Russian balneological Pyatigorsk society", p. 72);
• “The case of leukemia” (“Protocols of the Society of Caucasian Doctors”, 1868–69, p. 88);
• “On the state of syphilitic patients in the Pyatigorsk military hospital for 1868” (“Protocols of the Society of Caucasian Doctors”, 1869–70, p. 109);
• "A histological examination of the healing of bone wounds after a resection complicated by a nerve injury" (doctoral dissertation, St. Petersburg, 1871);
• “On subcutaneous injections of morphine” (“Protocols of the Society of Caucasian Doctors”, 1878–79, p. 44);
• "A study of visual acuity in students of the 2nd Moscow Gymnasium" ("Protocols of the Society of Caucasian Doctors", 1881–82, p. 155).

• Zmeev L. F. “Russian Writers”, Issue IV, p. 122.
• “Report of Moscow University for 1854” (page 21).
• " Russian Gazette " 1891, No. 258.
• Languages ​​D. D. "Review of the life and works of Russian writers and writers", vol. XI, p. 68.
• I. V. Dobrolyubov and S. D. Yakhontov , “Biographical Dictionary of Writers, Scientists, and Artists Natives of the Ryazan Province,” Ryazan , 1910, pp. 86–87.