Bekkers Louis A.

(1832 - 62), studied at the Medico-Surgical Academy, but the course ended in Moscow in 1854, Mr.. Doing, immediately after, at the service in the 2 nd St. Petersburg military hospital land, Bekkers attracted the attention of Pirogov, who took him in Sevastopol. In 1857, Mr.. it for three years was sent overseas and on return he defended on the degree of Doctor of Medicine thesis: "The forcible straightening ankylosis tribe" (Leipzig, . 1860), . and after that he was appointed Associate Professor in Medical-Surgical Academy, the death of Rklitsky (1860) it took over the superintendence of all surgical clinic,
. Bekkers was considered a talented surgeon. Graduated suicide