Nikolai Ivanovich Studensky ( Student ; 1845-1891) - Russian surgeon ; Professor of Surgery at Imperial Kazan University .
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Biography
Nikolai Studensky was born in 1845 in the family of Archpriest of the Russian Orthodox Church . The boy received secondary education at the Penza Theological Seminary , in which he successfully completed a course in 1864. He continued his studies at the Kazan Theological Academy , but soon after the start of classes he moved to Kazan University [1] .
After graduating from the medical faculty of the IKU with the titles of a doctor and county doctor in 1869, N.I. Studensky until the fall of 1874 was the resident of the surgical department of the hospital clinic. He received his doctorate in medicine in the spring of 1873 at the Imperial St. Petersburg Medical and Surgical Academy, defending a dissertation on the topic “ On the study of the formation of urinary stones ”. He took an active part in the work of the Society of Physicians at Kazan University and, together with other members of the society, carried out a sanitary examination of many public and private institutions, presenting several reports to the public. On his initiative, the organization began to publish a "Diary" in which Studensky printed information about some operations performed in a hospital clinic, as well as a number of essays and essays on surgery [2] . After that, he was briefly sent abroad in order to improve his skills and study foreign experience [1] .
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On June 8, 1874, Nikolai Ivanovich Studensky was awarded the title of private assistant professor of desmurgy and orthopedics at Kazan University, and in August 1876 he was elected full-time assistant professor in the same department [1] .
In the fall of 1876, he was sent to the theater of the Serbian-Turkish war , and during the Russo-Turkish war in 1877-1878. , during the Balkan campaign , was under the active Balkan army [1] [3] .
In October 1881, Studensky ran for extraordinary professors in the department of theoretical surgery, but was not elected and left the university; however, as early as the next year, he again began to give lectures as a privat-docent of desmurgy and orthopedics, and somewhat later operational surgery, from November 1, 1884 he was appointed an extraordinary professor in the department of the last subject; finally, on April 30, 1887, he was transferred to the department of the hospital surgical clinic [1] .
In parallel with classes at the university, Dr. Studensky was in charge of the surgical department of the Kazan Craft Hospital, where he also managed a clinic for students [1] .
Nikolai Ivanovich Studensky died on September 17, 1891 in the city of Kazan [1] .
Studensky owns a long series of operations on surgical and hospital surgery, published in the Diary of the Society of Clinical Doctors , Medical Gazette, Medical Gazette and other special print publications [1] [4] .
Bibliography
- “On the doctrine of the formation of urinary stones” (dissertation; Kazan, 1873),
- "Gunshot injuries of bones and joints" ("Medical statements", 1881),
- “The comparative dignity of the antiseptic substances most commonly used in surgery” (“Meditsky Vestnik”, 1880),
- "Fungous inflammation of the spine" (Kazan, 1880);
- “Changes in the arteries of the foot and lower leg with senile gangrene” (Botkin Newspaper, 1882),
- “Orthopedics Course” (St. Petersburg, 1884),
- "Bilateral resection of the hip joints" ("Diaries of Kazan doctors", 1885, and "CBl. F. Chir.", 1885),
- "Opening the abdominal cavity with purulent peritonitis" ("Surgical Bulletin", 1885),
- "The course of operative surgery" (Kazan, 1888),
- “Hereditary predisposition to fractures” (“Diaries of Kazan doctors”, 1886).
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Kulbin N.I. Studensky, Nikolai Ivanovich // Russian Biographical Dictionary : in 25 volumes. - SPb. - M. , 1896-1918.
- ↑ Studensky, Nikolai Ivanovich // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
- ↑ See section: Russian military medicine at the theater of war .
- ↑ The Physician, 1891, No. 39.
Literature
- Zagoskin N.P. “On the centenary of Kazan University. Figures of the Imperial Kazan University 1805-1900. ", Kazan, 1900.
- Zmeev L. F. "Russian doctors-writers", tetr. V, St. Petersburg. 1889