This Russian Hippocrates Medic Patch is a combat-used embroidered insignia associated with a possible Russian field medic. The black rectangular patch features a white skull wearing medical-style headgear, surrounded by crossed instruments that combine surgical and mechanical imagery.

The name “Hippocrates” refers to the ancient Greek physician traditionally associated with medical ethics. On this design, the reference is transformed into dark military symbolism. The skull represents mortality and the realities of battlefield medicine, while the crossed instruments suggest emergency treatment, surgery, and improvised work under field conditions. Visible elements include a saw-like tool, a blade, a wrench-shaped instrument, and other medical or technical implements.

This is not a regulated medical service badge or an official unit emblem. It is an uncommon combat used medic insignia created as personal identification or informal professional symbolism. The monochrome design allows the image to remain clear on dark uniforms and tactical equipment without using a conventional red medical cross.

The battlefield medical skull badge is machine embroidered on black textile with a stitched border and full hook-and-loop backing. The reverse shows accumulated fibers, dirt traces, and evidence of previous attachment. Minor edge wear and loose threads remain visible. This Russian field surgery emblem is preserved in its original condition and represents a rare example of unofficial medical imagery used in a combat environment.

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