Lev V. Popov

Born in 1845. Educated at a religious school in Novocherkassk, Voronezh Theological Seminary, then in the Medico-Surgical Academy. Released from the academy with the title doctor in 1868, in 1872. visited Berlin, where he worked in the clinics of Virchow and Traube, Paris (by Charcot) and Strasbourg (in Hoppe-Seyler and Reklingauzena) on his return to St. Petersburg, as an assistant professor was lecturing at the clinic of Professor S.P. Botkin (Department of General Pathology and diagnosis). As a physician, the Life Guards Grenadier Regiment, . Popov soon went to the theater of military operations in Turkey, . done a trip and return, . in 1881, . was appointed full professor in the department of hospital therapy clinic in the University of Warsaw,
. In 1890, Mr.. took the chair of the academic therapy clinics in the Military Medical Academy, left vacant after the death of S.P. Botkin (in 1866), . published his first paper, "Experiments with poison frogs barium salts, . strontium and potassium ( "Medical Journal"); since Popov has published over 30 papers, . of which are listed: "Experiments with infected animals eruptions of cholera patients" ( "Archive Botkin", . t,
. IV, thesis for the degree of Doctor of Medicine, 1871), "Investigation of the animal's body living organisms, yeast and Pasteur fluid" (ibid., t. IV), "A comparative study of certain drugs in diabetes diabetes" (ibid., t. IV), . "The swamp fermentation" ( "Collected papers on forensic medicine and hygiene", . 1875), . "On the natural injection of pathological biliary ducts and other phenomena, . observed during the ligation of common bile duct in animals "(" Protocols of the Society of Russian Physicians in St. Petersburg. ", . Petersburg., . 1879 - 1880), . "On changes of the brain during typhoid and typhus and traumatic inflammation" ( "Warsaw University Izvestia, . 1882); ibid - "complications croupous pneymonii inflammation of the meninges", . "Relative tricuspid valve etc." ( "Modern Clinic, . 1893, . ? 2; "Berl,
. Klin Woch. ", 1893,? 20).