Основные вехи профессиональной деятельности Николая Ивановича Пирогова в Санкт-Петербурге (1841–1860). Часть I

Данная статья является первой частью двух статей о Николае Ивановиче Пирогове. Авторы статьи ведут дискуссию о том, что Н.И. Пирогов уже в ранней профессиональной деятельности развил свое уникальное научное отношение к медицинским проблемам. Он расширил научный подход к медицине еще до своего назначения профессором прикладной анатомии и госпитальной хирургии в Медико-хирургической академии и главным хирургом Второго военного госпиталя сухопутных войск (на 1000 коек) в 1841 году. После отставки с поста профессора и ухода на пенсию в 1860 году, он использовал свои взгляды и навыки для управления лечебной деятельностью во время войны, на основе его деятельности в конечном итоге был сформирован Международный Красный Крест.
Во второй статье «Николай Иванович Пирогов как новатор в анатомии, хирургии и анестезиологии», авторы уделяют большое внимание его профессиональной карьере анатома, хирурга и анестезиолога. Авторы этих двух частей хотят подчеркнуть, что эти две статьи являются выдержкой из ранее опубликованных обширных статей, касающихся Николая Ивановича Пирогова. Читатели могут найти эти статьи в списке литературы под именем первого автора [20–25].

Россия (до 1917 г.), Николай Пирогов, история, медицина, Красный Крест

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