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During the Great Patriotic War, military medicine gained a wide and versatile experience in organization of rendering medical care for and treatment of millions of the wounded in exceptionally complicated circumstances. The most important mission encountered by the medical service, i. e., salvation and treatment of soldiers was accomplished with honour: more than 72.3% of the wounded and 90.6% of diseased soldiers and officers were returned to the ranks by the Russian medical profession. Soviet surgeons contributed significantly to solving problems of field surgery as a whole and vascular surgery in particular.
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