I know that throughout the ages when battle field doctors were treating patients cleanliness was highly gained for saving lives, but was the inhumane experiments of Nazi prisoners benifitical for future medical procedures?
Yes I'll get hate, but I do not condone what happened nor do I want it to in the future. My question is for curiosity if the experiments received.
In a word: no. Nazi experiments on concentration camp inmates were highly unscientific in addition to being hideously unethical. Their methods were shoddy to the point where any serious examination of them must conclude that they mostly functioned as an excuse for appalling torture and murder.
/u/Commiespaceinvader give a very in depth answer to this often asked question here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/4fwnn4/comment/d2cxlfo?st=JFWWWJO6&sh=f3176256