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THe TeaM Of THe
ORTHOPaediC
dePaRTMenT in THe
MiliTaRY HOSPiTal
(1954–1964 – fiG. 1–33)
In the first decade, the Department for
Adults (a Part of the whole Department)
was situated in the Military Hospital - there
worked civil doctors as well soldier doctors.
The team was as follows: Prof. S. Piątkowski,
Ass. Prof. Józef Kamiński (1923–1982),
Dr. Ignacy Wośko, Dr. Józef Kozak, Dr. Jerzy
Purski, Dr. Józef Skrzypczak, Dr. Emil
Zatoński, Dr. Stanisław Król, Dr. Tomasz
Karski, Dr. Edward Warda, Dr. Władysław
Lipiński (a soldier).
In the beginnings of orthopaedic activities
in Lublin the surgeons themselves performed
anaesthesia (3 years T. Karski and
E. Warda). The first anaesthetist in Lublin
1a 1b
1c
fig. 1a, 1b, 1c History of orthopaedics in Poland, in Poznan, in Lublin.
In 1913 in Poznań was grounded first in Poland „Orthopaedics Ward” under the name Gąsiorowski. In
1921 was grounded in Poznań University Orthopaedic Department. The head of the Department was
Prof. Irenausz Wierzejewski (1a) – called „Father of Polish Orthopaedics”. The successor was Prof. F.
Raszeja (1b) [dead during 2 nd War in Getto in Warsaw], The next successor was Prof. Wiktor Dega
(1c). In 1954 two Professor Dega’s Assistants were designed to Lublin.
was Dr Wojciechowski (a soldier). He was
able to perform professional anaesthesia in
the years 1954–1964, which enabled longer
and more precise operations.
In the years 1954 till 2001 the Children
Orthopaedic Department was situated in
Lublin, Staszica Street 11 (the distance
between these both Departments was
3 km).
In 1970 the Children Department
was acknowledged as a separate Children
University Department in the Paediatric
Institute of Medical University. The chief of
this Department has been Prof. I. Wośko till
1995. In the time 1995–2009 the chief of
this Department was Prof. T. Karski, that’s
means till the retirement.
In 2001 the Children Orthopaedic
Department (but only in 50 % of beds) was
moved from Staszica Street 11 to a new
Hospital (DSK) in Chodzki Street 2. The
whole Department moved to DSK in 2007.
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