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Pelagia Natsvlishvili

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Pelagia Natsvlishvili (died 1878), was a Georgian physician.^[1]

She became the first female physician in Georgia in 1878.

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^ გაზეთი "დროება" # 138, 12 მკათათვე, 1878, პელაგია ნაცვალოვი, ნეკროლოგი.

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