Alexandrovich-Dochevsky, Ilya Ivanovich

Ilya Alexandrovich-Dochevsky was born on August 23 ( September 4 ), 1865 in the family of a veterinarian and the owner of the estate in Glukhov, Ivan Fedorovich Alexandrovich and Elena Nikolaevna Trizny. One of Ilya’s brothers, Sergei, studied with Pyotr Tchaikovsky at the Moscow Conservatory. Secondary education Ilya Alexandrovich-Dochevsky received in the Novgorod-Seversky gymnasium, which he graduated in 1885; became a student of the medical faculty of Kharkov University, from which he graduated with honors in 1890, becoming a doctor. Until 1892, he served as a zemstvo doctor in the Chernigov province: he was the head of the Koropsky zemstvo medical site.

In 1892, Ilya Alexandrovich-Dochevsky received the position of resident of the faculty therapeutic clinic, and the next year - became a laboratory assistant at the Department of Diagnostics of Tomsk University. In 1894, he began temporarily “correcting the position” (acting as) of a university doctor, and two years later - at his own request - was dismissed as a laboratory assistant and approved by a doctor; remained to them until 1903. In the same year, in 1896, Aleksandrovich-Dochevsky defended his dissertation entitled “Materials for the pharmacology of liquid extract of hemp cache”, becoming a doctor of medicine: in his work, he showed that hemp cache slows the pulse, increases blood pressure and strengthens heart contractions. From 1899 to 1900, he was the supernumerary resident of the surgical faculty clinic.

In the period from 1898 to 1908, Ilya Alexandrovich-Dochevsky was a privat-docent, after which he was elected extraordinary, and in 1909 - an ordinary professor of the department of private pathology; headed the therapeutic hospital clinic until 1915. In addition to academic work, the clinic also conducted research; Ilya Ivanovich himself took part in the work of the Society of Naturalists and Doctors, which he entered on January 18, 1893. During the First World War, in 1915, he left work at the university due to illness and, together with his family, left Tomsk: the following year, the Ministry of Education of the Russian Empire assigned him a pension of 4,500 rubles a year.

Ilya Alexandrovich-Dochevsky collaborated with the "Weekly Practical Medicine" and the "Medical Newspaper":

• Report on the therapeutic faculty clinic for the first two years of its existence (from October 1, 1893 to May 1, 1895) // Bulletin of the Imperial Tomsk University. 1897. Book. eleven;
• Hunting in the Tomsk province // Scientific essays of the Tomsk Territory. Tomsk, 1898;
• Subject and methods of diagnosis: Introductory lecture given to students of Tomsk University in 1901/02 Acad. g. // Collection of works in memory of E. G. Salishchev. Tomsk, 1904;
• To the question of the origin of the sound of the “falling drop” // Bulletin of the Imperial Tomsk University. 1908. Book thirty.

The son of Ilya Alexandrovich-Dochevsky, Boris (1893-1934), studied at the Faculty of Law of Tomsk University and graduated from the Faculty of Law of St. Petersburg University; He was fond of painting, and during the Civil War he was an officer in the army of Denikin. In 1921 he emigrated to Constantinople, and then to Belgrade, where he became a stage designer and actor.

• Siberian Bulletin. 1896. December 17;
• Tetenev F.F. Department of Propaedeutics of Internal Diseases // Materials on the history of the departments of the pediatric faculty. Tomsk, 1988;
• Professors of Tomsk University: Biographical Dictionary / Ed. ed. S.F. Fominykh. Tomsk, 1996. Vol. 1: 1888-1917;
• Fedotov N. P. Biographical Dictionary “Professors of the Faculty of Medicine of Tomsk University and the Medical Institute for 75 years of its existence (1888-1963)” // Siberian Medical Journal. Tomsk, 2000. No. 1.
• Nekrylov S. A. Tomsk University is the first scientific center in the Asian part of Russia (mid 1870s - 1919). Tomsk: Publishing House Tom. University, 2010. T. 1;
• Nekrylov S. A. Tomsk University is the first scientific center in the Asian part of Russia (mid 1870s - 1919). Tomsk: Publishing House Tom. Univ., 2011. T. 2;
• Aleksandrovich-Dochevsky A. Four acquaintances. Artist Boris Dochevsky // Odessa World News. 2013. August. No. 3 (85);
• Nekrylov S. A. Scientific societies at Tomsk University in the pre-revolutionary period. Tomsk: Publishing House Tom. University, 2013;
• Professors of the Medical Faculty of the Imperial (State) University of Tomsk - Tomsk Medical Institute - Siberian State Medical University (1878–2013): Biographical Dictionary / S.F. Fominykh, S.A. Nekrylov, M.V. Gribovsky, G.I. Mendrina , A.I. Vengerovsky, V.V. Novitsky. 2nd ed., Rev. and add. Tomsk: Publishing House Tom. University, 2014.V. 1.

• Russian State Historical Archive (RGIA). F. 733. Op. 156. D. 586;
• State Archive of Tomsk Region (GATO). F. 102. Op. 1. D. 998;

• Alexandrovich-Dochevsky (Dochevsky), Ilya Ivanovich (neopr.) . Electronic Encyclopedia of Tomsk State University ( ISBN 978-5-7511-2329-1 ) . ed. S. A. Nekrylov (November 30, 2017). Date of appeal September 11, 2018.
• Alexandrovich-Dochevsky Ilya Ivanovich (therapy) (neopr.) . Scientific and Medical Library of the Siberian State Medical University / Directory "Russian Physicians" . International Association of Users and Developers of Digital Libraries and New Information Technologies (ELNIT Association) (2017). Date of appeal September 11, 2018.