<abstract xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p> In the early 19th century, after several centuries of slavery, Serbia was liberated and along with the overall organization of the country, health services were formed. The first specialists appeared at the end of the century, among them our first dermatovenereologist, Dr. Jevrem Žujović. He was born in 1860 in Belgrade. He attended high school in Belgrade and in 1885 he graduated from School of Medicine in Paris. Dr. Žujović specialized in dermatovenereology in Paris, with Prof. Fournier as his mentor. He was the first Head of the Department of Skin Diseases and Syphilis at the General Public Hospital since 1889. He organized specialized services all over Serbia. His activity in the work of the Serbian Medical Society was very appreciated. Dr. Žujović studied endemic syphilis and leprosy, and translated A. Fournier’s book “Syphilis and Marriage”, and Loraine’s “Prostitution and Degeneration”. Together with M. Jovanović-Batut, he wrote “Instructions on Syphilis”.</p><p>As an Army Medical Officer, Dr. Žujović participated in the Serbo-Bulgarian war (1885), the First and the Second Balkan War and in the First World War (1912 - 1918). He was the vice-president of the Society of the Red Cross of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, and the first president of the newly-founded Association of Dermatovenereologists of Yugoslavia. He was a recipient of many awards and decorations. Jevrem Žujović retired in 1927, and passed away in 1944.</p></abstract>

In the early 19th century, after several centuries of slavery, Serbia was liberated and along with the overall organization of the country, health services were formed. The first specialists appeared at the end of the century, among them our first dermatovenereologist, Dr. Jevrem Žujović. He was born in 1860 in Belgrade. He attended high school in Belgrade and in 1885 he graduated from School of Medicine in Paris. Dr. Žujović specialized in dermatovenereology in Paris, with Prof. Fournier as his mentor. He was the first Head of the Department of Skin Diseases and Syphilis at the General Public Hospital since 1889. He organized specialized services all over Serbia. His activity in the work of the Serbian Medical Society was very appreciated. Dr. Žujović studied endemic syphilis and leprosy, and translated A. Fournier’s book “Syphilis and Marriage”, and Loraine’s “Prostitution and Degeneration”. Together with M. Jovanović-Batut, he wrote “Instructions on Syphilis”.As an Army Medical Officer, Dr. Žujović participated in the Serbo-Bulgarian war (1885), the First and the Second Balkan War and in the First World War (1912 - 1918). He was the vice-president of the Society of the Red Cross of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, and the first president of the newly-founded Association of Dermatovenereologists of Yugoslavia. He was a recipient of many awards and decorations. Jevrem Žujović retired in 1927, and passed away in 1944.

The First Serbian Dermatovenereologist - Jevrem Žujović

Clinic of Dermatology and Venereology, Clinical Center of Serbia, Belgrade, Serbia

Serbian Journal of Dermatology and Venereology

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In the early 19th century, after several centuries of slavery, Serbia was liberated and along with the overall organization of the country, health services...

The First Serbian Dermatovenereologist - Jevrem Žujović

Pubblicato online: 22 mar 2013

Pagine: 177 - 183

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/v10249-012-0050-3

Parole chiave
Biography, Physicians, History of Medicine, Dermatology + history, Venereology + history, Syphilis + history

This content is open access.

The First Serbian Dermatovenereologist - Jevrem Žujović

Pubblicato online: 22 mar 2013

Pagine: 177 - 183

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/v10249-012-0050-3

Parole chiaveBiography, Physicians, History of Medicine, Dermatology + history, Venereology + history, Syphilis + history

This content is open access.

Parole chiave
Biography, Physicians, History of Medicine, Dermatology + history, Venereology + history, Syphilis + history