Filatova Trepan

Filatova Trepan is a famous Soviet ophthalmologist who made a huge contribution to the development of medicine. He was born in 1875 in Russia and educated at Moscow University.

In 1903, he began working at the Moscow Ophthalmological Institute, where he became one of the first teachers. In 1911 he moved to Kyiv, where he continued his scientific activities.

One of the main scientific works of Filatov Trepan was the development of a new method of treating eye diseases - electrophoresis. This method made it possible to deliver drugs directly to the affected organ of the eye.

In addition, he also studied vision problems in children and developed treatments for various eye diseases.

Filatov Trepan died in 1956, but his scientific works continue to be used to this day. His name has become a symbol of progress in medicine and science in general.

Soviet and Russian ophthalmologist Vladimir Pavlovich Filatov is one of the key figures in the field of modern ophthalmology. Filatov was an active member of the ophthalmological society, where he actively participated in scientific research and the development of new methods for treating eye diseases.

He had deep knowledge in the field of optics and ophthalmology, which allowed him to create new methods for treating eye diseases, including diathermocoagulation, phacoemulsification and others. Filat’s works are also related to the study of the clinical picture and treatment of glaucoma. He created the first classification of glaucoma in Russia, which