It is not known why the deal did not go through. In the papers of Dr. Gabrilovich, who was the Chief Physician of the hospital in 1917-18, after Lev Brazol left this post, I found a sketchy copy of the letter which, most probably, was sent by him to the administration of the Women Medical Institute. The homeopathic hospital stopped its existence, and the State Institute for Roentgenology, Radiology and Cancer was founded instead. The Alexander II memorial at the entrance to the building was destroyed and a Conrad Roentgen memorial was erected instead. I visited this place recently.
Nothing remains any longer of what a place of long-forgotten pride of Russian homeopathy any longer.
The department of X-ray and radiology of the St. Petersburg Pavlov Medical Academy is located there.