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https://doi.org/10.14300/mnnc.2025.20020

Professor Vladimir Budylin and the Department of Pathophysiology of the Daghestan Medical Institute during the Great Patriotic war

[History of medicine]
Sergey Borisovich Manyshev; Kseniya Borisovna Manysheva;

The article relies on archived data and respective literature to offer analysis of the activities carried out during the Great Patriotic war by Prof. V. G. Budylin (Doctor of Medical Science) and the Department of Pathophysiology (Dagestan State Medical Institute) where the said person was Head. There are also some specific features considered that pertain to arranging education at the university, as well as am overview of the diverse activities performed by the staff employed at the said department then in terms of organizing assistance to the evacuation hospitals of Dagestan. Special attention is paid to the scientific research carried out, which is reflected in a number of articles and dissertations completed. The conclusion reveals that, despite the remoteness from the major research centers, a few valuable ideas were put into practice.

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Keywords: Vladimir Budylin, the Great Patriotic war, history of medicine, pathological physiology, medical education, Daghestan