Burdenko Main Military Clinical Hospital

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Military hospital in Moscow, Russia


The Burdenko Main Military Clinical Hospital is a prominent medical institution located in Moscow, Russia. It serves as the primary medical facility for the Russian Armed Forces and is renowned for its comprehensive medical care, research, and education.

History[edit | edit source]

The hospital was established in 1706 by order of Peter the Great, making it one of the oldest medical institutions in Russia. Originally, it was part of the Lefortovo Hospital, which was the first military hospital in the country. Over the centuries, the hospital has undergone numerous transformations and expansions to become the leading military medical center it is today.

Lefortovo Hospital, the original site of the Burdenko Hospital

In 1931, the hospital was named after Nikolay Burdenko, a prominent Russian neurosurgeon and the founder of Russian neurosurgery. Burdenko's contributions to medicine and his role in advancing military medical care were significant, and the hospital continues to honor his legacy.

Facilities and Services[edit | edit source]

The Burdenko Main Military Clinical Hospital is equipped with state-of-the-art medical technology and facilities. It provides a wide range of medical services, including:

The hospital also has specialized departments for treating combat-related injuries and trauma, reflecting its role in supporting the military.

Research and Education[edit | edit source]

The hospital is a leading center for medical research and education in Russia. It collaborates with various medical universities and research institutions to advance medical science and training. The hospital offers residency programs and continuing education for medical professionals, focusing on military medicine and emergency care.

Role in Military Medicine[edit | edit source]

As the main medical facility for the Russian Armed Forces, the Burdenko Hospital plays a crucial role in providing medical care to military personnel. It is responsible for the treatment of soldiers injured in combat and for maintaining the health and readiness of the armed forces.

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