This document contains clinical logs and registries of victims following the 1999 apartment bombings, specifically documenting patients from Moscow (Guryanova Street) and Volgodonsk (Gagarina Street and Oktyabrskoe Highway). The records track medical care, including treatment for blast-related injuries such as concussions, lacerations, and a high frequency of 'situational neurosis' among Volgodonsk residents. One record from a school-based medical post lists 816 individuals seeking outpatient care. Notably, some medical lists bear the stamp of the Federal Security Service (FSB) Directorate and were certified as true copies by investigators in February 2000. The documentation provides a detailed accounting of the physical and psychological toll on civilians in the immediate weeks following the attacks.