Primak, Fedor Yakovlevich

Fedor Yakovlevich Primak was born on April 23, 1899 in the village of Tatarivka, Chernihiv province (now Sofiyivka, Nosovsky district, Chernihiv region) into a peasant family. He studied at the Nizhyn gymnasium. In 1918 he entered the medical faculty of Kiev University, which during the training period was reorganized into the Kiev Medical Institute (now the A. A. Bogomolets National Medical University ).

At the end of the institute, in 1924, he underwent an internship in medical institute clinics and in the Bobrovitsky district hospital of the Chernihiv province. In 1925-1928, at the invitation of Academician Feofil Gavrilovich Yanovsky, he worked as a resident in the therapeutic clinic of the Kiev Medical Institute, and from 1928 to 1932 he was a graduate student. In 1932-1936, he was a researcher in the clinical department of the Kiev Research Institute of Experimental Biology and Pathology, in 1936-1940, the Kiev Research Institute of Clinical Medicine and the Institute of Physiology of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR in 1938-1940. In combination, from 1937-1940 - associate professor of faculty therapy at the Kiev Medical Institute. In 1941, he headed the department of faculty therapy at the Lviv Medical Institute. In 1941-1946, he held the position of chief therapist of military hospitals in Bashkiria, and in 1942-1943, he worked as a professor in the department of faculty therapy at the Medical Institute in Ufa. In 1947-1952 - professor of the department of faculty therapy, from 1952-1973 - head, in 1973-1978 - professor of the department of propaedeutics of internal diseases of the Kiev Medical Institute.

Fedor Yakovlevich Primak died on September 9, 1981. He was buried in Kiev at the Baykovsky cemetery.

Research interests: angiology, in particular, the study of the role of changes in the protein composition of the blood, vascular wall in the pathogenesis of edema; changes in skin capillaries with rheumatism, capillaries and the vascular bed of the body with anaphylaxis and allergic reactions; histophysiology of the lymphatic system of the heart is normal and pathological; diagnosis, clinic and treatment of tuberculosis, hypertension, wound sepsis, hypoxic conditions, etc.

Under the leadership of F. Primak, 27 candidates, 6 doctors of sciences were trained. The author of about 190 scientific and educational works, among them two monographs.

• Dietary treatment of renal disease (diploma. Labor). Kiev, 1925;
• About some biochemical changes in the body during various pathological processes. Zh. VUAN 1932, No. 1;
• The effect of Matsestov baths and hydrotherapy on blood capillaries of human skin. Owls Honey 1935, No. 3;
• Terminal edema of the muscles (doctoral dissertation, monograph). Kiev, 1936;
• The main clinical features of Ukrainian endemic goiter. Honey Journal of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR 1936, No. 1;
• Changes in the blood capillaries of the skin during an allergic condition. In the book: Allergy. Kiev, 1937;
• Edema as a method of studying the lymphatic system. Wedge Honey 1938, No. 1;
• The importance of the lymphatic system in the clinic of heart disease. Ter Arch 1938, No. 6;
• Cardiovascular failure and hypoxidosis in internal pathology (monograph). Kiev, 1963.

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• On the wings of creative take-off (to the 110th birthday of Prof. F. Ya. Primak) / Prep. I. M. Schulipenko // Internal Medicine. - 2008. - N5 / 6. - S. 168—171.
• Fursa V. M. "Glorious names of the Nosivschina." - Nizhyn: LLC "Publishing House" Aspect-Polygraph ", 2009. - 200 p .: Ill. ISBN 978-966-340-357-1 .

• Fedor Yakovlevich Primak . Polіklіnіka Polіklіnіka Nosіvskі CRL im. F. Ya. Primak Dzherela On the krill of creative zleta (until the 110th day of the day of the birth of Prof. F. Ya. Primak) / Pidgot. І. M. Schulipenko // Internal Medicine. - 2008. - N5 / 6. - S. 168—171.
• Fedor Yakovlevich Primak . Lviv Medical University.