Gottrona Akrogeria

Gottrona Akrogenia is a German dermatologist born in 1890. He was one of the first researchers to study psoriasis.

Gottron Akrodzhenie began his career in dermatology at the beginning of the 20th century, working in a clinic in Konigsberg. In 1924 he became professor of dermatology at the University of Königsberg.

He was known for his research on psoriasis, which is a chronic skin disease. Gottron Akrogenii studied the causes of psoriasis and developed methods for treating this disease.

In 1931, Gottron Acrogenii published his first article on psoriasis, in which he proposed a new classification of this disease. He also developed new treatments for psoriasis, including the use of ultraviolet radiation and corticosteroids.

In addition, Gottron Akrogenii was one of the founders of the German Association of Dermatologists. He died in 1959, but his work is still the basis for the study of psoriasis.

Gottron Akrogerius is a dermatologist scientist, member of the German Society of Dermatology, professor of dermatovenereology at the Fischer Gottorological Institute, publisher of the Bulletin of Dermatology. A doctor of the highest category, Honored Doctor of Turkmenistan and a German scientist, whose research has been recognized throughout the world.

Gotton Akrogirit (as he is also called) was born on March 15, 1929 in Northern Turkey in the city of Hodion. He spent the first years of his life in his native village, but then the family moved to the Poppenburg district of Berlin. Gottun received his primary education at a German school, and received his secondary and higher education at the Barmen Medical Institute.

He first started working in medicine at the age of 14 in the ophthalmology department of a hospital. Then he devoted several years of his life to medical practice in Germany and at the age of 16 he entered service in the German army. At the age of 26 he returned to his homeland and was actively engaged in therapeutic and surgical practice. After he was appointed chief dermatologist at the Ministry of Health of Turkmenistan, he moved to Ashgabat and was active in scientific work. He was a deputy of Ashgabat of the 4th convocation and very often advised the population of this area. His work was devoted to the search for cancer in children of the city of Ashgabat and Azerbaijan. He concentrated on the specifics of treating skin diseases and turned to the study of angiopathy in pregnant women and untreated children. He created the Academy of Skin Diseases, where they treated and studied various diseases of the skin and internal organs. Later he began studying neurodermatitis and psoriasis, which affected almost 50% of the population. In conclusion, we can say that Gotron Akrogeiri will always be a respected doctor and scientist for many people, because his contribution to medicine is enormous.