Alisov A. A.

  The Department of Infectious Diseases was founded in 1933 at the Samarkand Medical Institute. Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Alisov P. A. He headed this department in 1933-1938. During this period, the staff of the department published 14 scientific papers, 1 monograph, and 1 candidate of science. In those years I. P. Blank, I. A. Kusaev, M. N. Vindman, M. M. Bundje conducted research on infectious diseases. I. P. During 1932-1935, Blank covered the topic "Specific features of diarrhea." From 1938 to 1949 at the department of "Infectious Diseases" Associate Professor Kusaev I. A. took the lead. During this period, the staff wrote 20 scientific papers and 2 candidates of medical sciences. During these years, the staff of the department has thoroughly and thoroughly studied the "treatment of typhoid fever and the course of the disease."

Ragoza N.I.

  By the time of World War II, the Military Medical Academy in Lelingrad had been evacuated to Samarkand by order. In this regard, the specialist of the Academy Ragoza Nikolai Ivanovich continued his work at the Samarkand Department of Infectious Diseases. Ragoza N.I. as an infectious disease specialist, he worked on typhoid fever in epidemic outbreaks. As a result, he produced a collection of "Corinth typhus" consisting of 2 volumes. Ragoza N.I. Many of his articles, lectures, and collections have been devoted to dysentery and brucellosis. Ragoza N.I. is a specialist with extensive experience working as a therapist-infectious disease specialist and educator in various fields.

Musabaev I.K

  From 1949 to 1951 the department was headed by the corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Academy of Sciences of Russia, Honored Scientist of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Autonomous Republic of Karakalpakstan, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor I. K. Headed by Musabaev. About 400 scientific publications have been published. He has supervised 17 doctoral and 85 PhD theses. During this period, the department N. P. Grishko, M. N. Vidman, X. Z. Zokirov, F. L. Scientists such as Bekmatova have been working on the problem of "liver dysfunction in typhoid fever."  From 1953 to 1957 he worked at the department. A. Dyakovsky presided. From 1959 to 1960 the department was headed by P. A. Alekseev was in charge.

Toshpulatov A.A

  From 1961 to 1985, the department was headed by Professor Toshpulatov Abdurahim Azizovich. Toshpulatov Abdurahim Azizovich was awarded the Order of the USSR "Badge of Honor", diplomas of the Supreme Soviet of the Uzbek SSR, medals "Labor Veteran", honorary badges of the government. . Toshpulatov A.A. During this period, the staff of the department carried out large-scale pedagogical, medical and consulting work in various regions of the country. "Pathogenesis, clinic, treatment and epidemiology of diarrhea and its complication with other parasitic invasions." Toshpulatov A.A. The research work led by him was related to the epidemiology, pathogenesis, treatment of dysentery at a time when parasitic invasions were complex. This disease was very important in the 60-80s. AA Toshpulatov was one of the first clinicians to develop a classification of clinical forms of giardiasis, analyzed the clinical manifestations of the hepatobiliary system and intestinal lyamblia, determined that lyamblii are conditionally pathogenic intestinal parasites. In the scientific work of Toshpulatov A.A., the importance of jiardiasis invasion, which today has a great practical significance in health, not only for infectious diseases specialists but also for doctors of other specialties, has been demonstrated. The results of research work became the basis for the defense of 3 doctoral dissertations, 7 dissertations and 2 monographs. A. A. Under Toshpulatov's leadership 181 scientific works were published, 2 monographs were written and 4 candidates of sciences were defended.

E. S. Burxonov

  In 1974, a separate course on pediatric infectious diseases was organized within the 2nd Children's Infectious Diseases Hospital. S. Burkhonov was appointed. In this course, S. X. Abdullaev, A. X. Tursunov, L. Sh. Mukumov, U. O. Ochilov, G. X. Alimova, S. A. Axmedova, R. M. Rasulov, S. U. Umarova, M. Z. Xasanova, A. O. The Orzikulovs worked.

Vafokulov S.X

  In 1980, the course was transformed into a department, and the doctor of medical sciences S. X. Vafokulov was appointed director. Employees of the department conduct research on "Etiology, pathogenesis, clinic, diagnosis of intestinal infections, viral hepatitis and acute fever." 1986 Professor S. X. Vafokulov together with Michael Merson, the head of the World Health Organization's Acute Diarrhea Research Group, implemented the Oral Rehydration Method for the first time in the country. Currently, this method is used as a program in all hospitals of the country. For the first time in the country, the diagnosis of "intestinal yersiniosis among children", "Rotavirus infection", "Campylobacteriosis" was launched. Since 1980, more than 400 scientific papers and more than 70 teaching recommendations have been applied in practice. 1 doctor of sciences, 4 candidates of sciences were prepared. X. Under the leadership of Vafokulov, 2 candidate cases are being prepared for defense. In 2002-2007, in cooperation with international organizations, research work was carried out on "Modern methods of screening for fever in Uzbekistan and their improvement." Professor S. X. Vafokulov has been leading the Samarkand Region Society of Infectious Diseases since 1988. S. X. With Vafokulov's direct assistance, the International Conferences on "Prevention and Study of Infectious Diseases" in Samarkand, conferences were held. It was attended by scientists from the United States, the Czech Republic, Poland, Egypt, Slovakia and Russia. Professor S. X. Vafokulov participated and spoke at international symposiums in Atlanta, Cairo, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Kiev, Riga, Tbilisi, Almaty, Bishkek.

Yarmuxamedova M.K

  From 2012 to 2014, Associate Professor Makhbuba Kudratovna Yarmukhammedova was appointed as the head of the Department of Infectious Diseases, Epidemiology and Dermatovenerology at Samarkand State Medical Institute (SamGosMI). In 1985, Associate Professor Yarmukhammedova M. K. was hired via competitive selection to the Department of Pediatric Infectious Diseases at Samarkand Medical Institute. In June 1993, she defended her candidate's (PhD) dissertation in the specialty "Infectious Diseases" on the topic "The significance of iridodiagnosis in viral hepatitis A and B." Associate Professor Yarmukhammedova M. K. worked as the head of the academic unit of the department from 1997 to 2013, and since November 21, 2000, on the basis of Order No. 603, she has been working as an assistant and subsequently as an associate professor at this department up to the present time. Additionally, from 2004 to 2014, she provided scientific supervision for master's students and clinical residents specializing in Pediatric Infectious Diseases. Under the supervision of Associate Professor Yarmukhammedova M. K., scientific research was conducted within the framework of the research plan on infectious diseases. Over these years, more than 250 scientific papers were produced at the department, including 45 study guides and 72 educational and methodological manuals.

  During her professional career, Associate Professor M. K. Yarmukhammedova has published 185 scientific articles in academic journals, more than 10 study guides, and over 30 educational and methodological manuals. She has actively participated in the public work of the institute and the department on spiritual, educational, and upbringing matters. During these years, Associate Professor M. K. Yarmukhammedova provided consultative medical assistance to patients at the Samarkand Regional Infectious Diseases Hospital. She has actively and regularly conducted spiritual and educational work among the institute's students, parents of patients, and residents of local neighbourhoods (mahallas), and continues to do so. In 2013, the Department of Dermatovenerology was merged into the department, and the name was changed to "Infectious Diseases, Epidemiology and Dermatovenerology." Associate Professor M. K. Yarmukhammedova has repeatedly been awarded certificates of honour from Samarkand State Medical University for her active participation in the university's life. In addition, she has been honoured with certificates of appreciation and letters of gratitude from the Samarkand Regional Health Administration.

  Alongside this, Associate Professor Yarmukhammedova M. K. is regarded as one of the leading specialists at the Samarkand Regional Infectious Diseases Hospital.

  Since 2013 to the present, the head of the department has been Associate Professor, DSc N. A. Yarmukhammedova. Over this period, more than 500 scientific papers have been published, of which 200 have appeared in international journals. Associate Professor Yarmukhammedova N. A. has participated in international symposia and conferences held in Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Astana, Istanbul, and Bukovina. In 2020, the departments of Epidemiology and Dermatovenerology were separated from the department, and the name was changed to the Department of Infectious Diseases. From 2013 to the present, under the supervision of Associate Professor, DSc N. A. Yarmukhammedova, 8 candidate (PhD) dissertations and 1 doctoral dissertation have been defended at the Department of Infectious Diseases. Additionally, 1 doctoral dissertation and 2 candidate dissertations are currently in the defense process. Over these years, the department's staff have published more than 30 study guides, 5 textbooks, about 10 monographs, as well as about 30 scientific articles indexed in Scopus databases.