Fedor Grigorievich Uglov

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• Fyodor Uglov was born on October 5 (September 22), 1904
in the village of Chuguevo, Kirensky district, Irkutsk region.
Parents managed to give higher education to five out of six
children. When Fyodor expressed his desire to study, the
father gave his son 30 rubles for the journey and a ticket to
the steamer, saying that he would not be able to help him
in the future.

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• In 1923, F. G. Uglov entered Irkutsk
University. He continued his studies at
Saratov University, from which he
graduated in 1929. After receiving his
diploma, Fedor Grigorievich worked
as a district doctor in the village of
Kislovka, Lower Volga Region (1929),
then in the village of Otobaya, Gali
district of the Abkhazian ASSR (19301933) and at the Mechnikov Hospital
in Leningrad (1931-1933). After
completing his internship in the city of
Kirensk, he worked as the chief
physician and head of the surgical
department of the interdistrict
hospital Vodnikov (1933-1937)

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• In 1937, F. G. Uglov came to Leningrad
and entered the postgraduate course of
the Leningrad State Medical Institute of
Advanced Medical Training.
• During the Soviet-Finnish war, Fyodor
Uglov served as a senior surgeon of the
medical battalion on the Finnish Front
(1940-1941), during the Second World
War — head of the surgical department
of a military hospital. Survived the 900day siege of Leningrad. Throughout this
time, he worked in the besieged city as a
surgeon, head of the surgical
department of one of the hospitals.

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• Fyodor Uglov is considered a pioneer of
cardiac surgery in the Soviet Union
• A surgeon with a unique surgical technique,
after the operations performed, he was
repeatedly applauded by many famous
surgeons of the world
• Back in the 50s, Fyodor Grigorievich began
the struggle for sobriety in the country
• Fyodor Grigoryevich Uglov died on June 22,
2008 at the 104th year of his life. He was
buried on June 25, 2008. The funeral service
took place in the Trinity Cathedral of the
Alexander Nevsky Lavra.

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Vladimir Putin, by his decree,
awarded him the Order of Merit
for the Fatherland of the III
degree.
He is listed in the Guinness Book of
Records as the oldest operating
surgeon.

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• The project has already become
a traditional event, the purpose
of which is primarily to educate
the younger generation about
the consequences of alcohol
and other psychoactive things,
as well as to promote a culture
of health and display an active
social position in changing the
negative alcohol and drug
situation in our country.

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• On October 4, 2014, the
opening of the square of
Academician Fyodor Uglov
took place
The square is located at the
intersection of Leo Tolstoy and
Roentgen Streets, in front of
the windows of the hospital
surgery clinic of the current
State Medical University, which
for many years was headed by
F.G.Uglov.

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Love your homeland. And protect her. The rootless don't live
long.
Love your job. And physical, too.
Be able to control yourself. Do not lose heart under any
circumstances.
Never drink or smoke, otherwise all other recommendations
will be useless.
Love your family. Be able to answer for her.
Keep your normal weight, no matter what it costs you. Don't
overeat!
Be careful on the road. Today it is one of the most dangerous
places to live.
Don't be afraid to go to the doctor in time.
Save your children from health-destroying music.
The mode of work and rest is laid down in the very basis of the
work of your body. Love your body, spare it.
Individual immortality is unattainable, but the duration of your
life depends largely on yourself.
Do good. Evil, unfortunately, will work itself out.

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(1958, 1962; translated into
Chinese and Polish)

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«The general motto was
humane, careful attitude to
each patient, the desire to do
everything to save him, no
matter how much work and
time it costs.…»
Under the white mantle

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The most popular creation of the
surgeon
• The book "The Heart of a Surgeon" by
F.G.Uglov covers the period from the
1990s to the present day. He talks about
the difficulties and risks faced by
cardiovascular surgeons, the importance
of teamwork and technological
innovations that help save patients' lives.

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• THE SURGEON'S HEART (1974)
• A MAN AMONG PEOPLE (1978)
• DO WE LIVE OUR CENTURY (Co-authored with I.
V. Drozdov. 1983)
• UNDER THE WHITE MANTLE (1984)
• IN CAPTIVITY OF ILLUSIONS (1985)
• LOMEHUZ (1991)
• SUICIDES (1995)
• A TRAP FOR RUSSIA (1995)
• A MAN IS NOT OLD ENOUGH (2001)
• THE TRUTH AND LIES ABOUT LEGAL DRUGS
(2004)