• Terapevt Arkh · Oct 2023

    [Moscow scientific schools on the field of internal medicine in the second half of the XIX - early XX centuries: comparative characteristics].

    • V I Borodulin, P A Vorobiev, K A Pashkov, E N Banzelyuk, A R Lutsenko, and A V Topolyanskiy.
    • Semashko National Research Institute of Public Health.
    • Terapevt Arkh. 2023 Oct 11; 95 (8): 730734730-734.

    AbstractPeculiarities and comparative characteristics of three main Moscow schools on the field of internal medicine of the second half of the XIX - early XX centuries are discussed: schools of Grigory Zakharyin, Alexey Ostroumov and Vassily Shervinsky - Leonid Golubinin; the legitimacy to acknowledge scientific clinical schools of Mikhail Cherinov and Nikolay Golubov is disputed. The arguments are provided that of the Moscow therapeutic schools, it was the Shervinsky-Golubinin school, and not the Zakharyin or Ostroumov school, that played the most significant role in the formation of the internal medicine in the USSR, in passing the accumulated knowledge and ideas to therapeutic elites in the USSR.

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