The founder of the department, Associate Professor Boltabaev Rakhmatali Kurbonalievich, organized city clinical and anatomical conferences that attracted doctors of all specialties, organized student circles. He also strengthened the staff of the department. Boltaboev has published more than 50 scientific papers, completed PhD dissertations by assistants A.H. Rustamov and R.M.Turaev, as well as morphological sections of a number of PhD dissertations. Associate Professor Boltaboev is the founder of the consultative “environments” where pathologists of the city and the region discussed complex biopsy and autopsy cases. Over the years, the department has changed its name and heads. In August 1996, by order of the rector of the Institute, R. M. Akhmedov, the Department of “Pathological Anatomy” and the Department of “Pathological Physiology” merged and was renamed the Department of “Pathology”. In September 1998, the department was named “Pathological Anatomy and pathological Physiology”.

In 2005, the Department of “Pathological Anatomy” and “Pathological Physiology” was divided into two, “Pathological Anatomy” merged with the Department of “Forensic Medicine”, and was named the Department of “Pathological Anatomy and Forensic Medicine” After Boltabayev’s death, the department was headed by Candidate of Medical Sciences B.T.Allaberdiev from 2007 to 2010. 2011 – 2017 the department was headed by PhD G.B.Zhuraeva The staff of the department conducted a number of scientific, educational and methodological works. Associate Professor Ochilov K.R., Kayumov Zh.T. “Features of the organization and conduct of commission forensic medical examination in professional misconduct of medical personnel. The conclusion of the examination commission and its assessment “, associate professor of the department G.B. Juraeva, assistant M.R. Turdiev prepared an electronic textbook on pathological anatomy, formed and prepared the necessary documents for approval. In 2020, Associate Professor of the department K.R. Ochilav Successfully defended his doctoral dissertation. Associate Professor of the department, etc. G.B. Dzhuraeva prepared a monograph “Morphological changes in young children with acute intestinal infections”, formed the necessary documents for approval The high scientific and educational potential of the Department of Pathological Anatomy and Forensic Medicine has been supported for years by the active scientific work of the staff (professors, associate professors, assistants).