Degio Proba

Degio test (K.K. Degio, 1851 - 1927) is one of the most famous and respected scientists in the field of medicine. He was a Soviet doctor who made a huge contribution to the development of medical science and practice.

Degio was born in Germany in 1851. In 1873 he graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Heidelberg. After graduating from university, he worked in various medical institutions, where he researched infectious diseases.

In 1889, Degio moved to Russia, where he began working at Moscow University. There he continued his research into infectious diseases and also developed new treatments.

One of Degio's most famous studies was the study of tuberculosis. He developed a new method for diagnosing tuberculosis, which was based on the examination of the patient's sputum. This method became very popular and was widely used in Russia and other countries.

In addition, Degio studied other infectious diseases such as malaria and typhoid fever. He also developed new treatments for these diseases.

Degio died in 1927, but his scientific works continue to live and be used to this day. His name has become a symbol of medical science and progress in medicine.