Some results and prospects for the development of nephrological care in Tatarstan
V. M. Sirotkin , A. N. Smirnov
Kazan medical journal ›› 1969, Vol. 50 ›› Issue (5) : 90 -92.
Some results and prospects for the development of nephrological care in Tatarstan
Kazan is one of the few cities in Russia and Europe where specialized neurological care has existed since the end of the last century. The teaching of the course of nervous diseases at the Medical Faculty of Kazan University was introduced back in 1870 and was entrusted to the Doctor of Medicine A. A. Unlucky. In 1887, the Department of Nervous Diseases was organized, which until 1892 was headed by Prof. D. P. Skalozubov, a student of the founder of Russian neurology A. Ya. Kozhevnikov; during this period, the department was housed in two rooms, one of which served as a 4-bed ward, and the other as a laboratory, where, in addition, outpatient appointments were held.
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