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介绍。费迪·费多罗维奇(乔治·弗里德里希·弗里德里希·弗里德里希·弗里德里希·弗里德里希·弗里德里希·弗里德里希·弗里德里希·弗里德里希·弗里德里希·弗里德里希·弗里德里希·弗里德里希·弗里德里希·弗里德里希·阿林)是19世纪下半叶俄罗斯帝国最重要的内科专家之一。然而,他的科学生涯不是从治疗部开始的,而是从国家医学科学部开始的。我们对文献的分析表明,并不是F. F. Mering生命的所有阶段都得到了同样充分的探索。这篇文章的目的,首先,是集中在这一时期的报道在传记著名的基辅教授-治疗师的19世纪下半叶。为了做到这一点,我们将使用新的历史来源:出版的和存档的(如F. F. Mering的简历)。从1853年9月1日至13日,F. F. Mering兼任圣弗拉基米尔大学国家医学科学系主任,从1854年11月4日至1857年12月13日至25日,他在该系担任特聘教授。F. F. Mering在国家医学部就以下主题进行了演讲:1)法医学;2)医务警察;3)卫生;4)动物传染病学说。与此同时,埃林教授开始讲授医学史(自1854年起)。此外,从1855年5月31日至6月12日,他在基辅军事医院负责治疗医院门诊部;为此,1856年1月29日至2月10日,他被任命为这家医院的初级实习生。1857年,由于埃林教授被调到特殊病理与治疗系,f·f·埃尔哈特接替了他的职位。自1859年以来,埃尔哈特是该系最后一位杰出的教授。在这些年中,直到1860-61学年结束,Mering教授继续讲授医警和卫生,F. F. Erhardt讲授法医学。
F. F. MERING (1822–1887) – PROFESSOR OF STATE MEDICAL SCIENCE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ST. VLADIMIR
Introduction. Fedir Fedorovych (Georg-Friedrich Friedrichovych) Mering was one of the leading specialists in internal medicine in the Russian Empire in the second half of the 19th century. However, his scientific career started not at the Therapeutic Department, but at the Department of State Medical Science. Our analysis of the literature showed that not all stages of F. F. Mering's life were equally well explored. The objective of this article, first of all, was to focus on the coverage of this period in the biography of a prominent Kyivan professor-therapist of the second half of the 19th century. To do this, we will use new historical sources: published and archival ones (such as the curriculum vitae of F. F. Mering).
Results. From September 1/13, 1853, F. F. Mering as an adjunct headed the Department of State Medical Science at the University of St. Vladimir, and from November 4/16, 1854 till December 13/25, 1857, he worked as an extraordinary professor at this department. At the Department of State Medical Science, F. F. Mering lectured on the following subjects: 1) forensic medicine; 2) medical police; 3) hygiene; and 4) the doctrine of epizootic diseases. At the same time, Prof. Mering started lecturing on the history of medicine (since 1854). In addition, from May 31/June 12, 1855, he was in charge of the therapeutic hospital clinic at the Kyiv Military Hospital; in connection with this, on January 29/February 10, 1856, he was appointed junior intern at this hospital. In connection with the relocation of Prof. Mering to the Department of Special Pathology and Therapy in 1857, F. F. Erhardt took the place of an adjunct, and since 1859, the latter was the last extraordinary professor at the department. During these years and until the end of the 1860–61 academic year, Prof. Mering continued lecturing on medical police and hygiene, and F. F. Erhardt gave lectures on forensic medicine.