Contemporary Science
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The Lancet, 1881, II. , p. 281.
19 See the extraordinarily interesting paper by J. Whitridgc Williams, Jour. Am. Med. Ass. , April 22, 1911.
182 CONTEMPORARY SCIENCE head, the chest, the abdomen were ticketed "Noli me tangere" except in the rare cases when operation was absolutely unavoidable.
I used to wonder why the students in "Rab and His Friends" rushed to the amphitheater to get the best seats to see Syme amputate a breast a so very common oper- ation nowadays. But then I recalled the fac...t that even in my student days, when anesthesia was the rule, capital operations were rare. But in the pre-anesthetic days op- erations were far rarer. In the five years preceding the introduction of ether at the Massachusetts General Hos- pital the entire staff only performed in all 184 operations or three operations a month. When operations had be- come not only painless, but safe, then the number per- formed increased almost at a geometrical ratio, so that at present the numbers even of single operations by single surgeons e.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Lancet, 1881, II. , p. 281.
19 See the extraordinarily interesting paper by J. Whitridgc Williams, Jour. Am. Med. Ass. , April 22, 1911.
182 CONTEMPORARY SCIENCE head, the chest, the abdomen were ticketed "Noli me tangere" except in the rare cases when operation was absolutely unavoidable.
I used to wonder why the students in "Rab and His Friends" rushed to the amphitheater to get the best seats to see Syme amputate a breast a so very common oper- ation nowadays. But then I recalled the fac...t that even in my student days, when anesthesia was the rule, capital operations were rare. But in the pre-anesthetic days op- erations were far rarer. In the five years preceding the introduction of ether at the Massachusetts General Hos- pital the entire staff only performed in all 184 operations or three operations a month. When operations had be- come not only painless, but safe, then the number per- formed increased almost at a geometrical ratio, so that at present the numbers even of single operations by single surgeons e.
What to read after Contemporary Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Harrow to read onlineMoreLess
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