Regarding the article by Dr. Aydarov

Dr. Aydarov's article correctly raises the question of the abnormal formulation of medical education in that part of it, which concerns outpatient surgery and purulent surgery in particular. The main forms of purulent surgical diseases should be studied in the third year in general surgery classes, the department of which should be provided with clinical beds and an outpatient clinic. Until recently, there was no such clinic in Kazan, just as there was no department or an outpatient clinic. Thus, teaching the basics of general surgery and, in particular, teaching students of purulent surgery stood on the wrong path of predominantly theoretical education. Until recently, there was no fixed polyclinic, where it would be possible to widely and correctly organize the teaching of 5th year students in outpatient and, in particular, purulent surgery.