Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Surgery & Anatomy
- Prehistoric
- Trephining
- Cut a Hole into skull to release Bad Spirits
- Skulls show evidence that wound healed
- Influenced by religion
- Cave paintings
- show animals being speared through the
heart which shows an understanding that the
heart is an important organ.
- Natural
- Used Splints to stabilise broken bones
- This would make them heal naturally
- Amputations which some patients survived
- Set broken bones with mud
- Egyptain
- Mummification
- Removal of organs
- Religious Influence: To preserve the
body for the after life
- Channel Theory
- Heart connected throughout the body Vai Channels
- Papyrus Scrolls
- Limitations
- Embalmers (mummification-ers) were not doctors
- Passed on little knowledge about the internal organs.
- Internal organs were preserved in separate
jars, so they were not dissected.
- Religion limitation: Human Dissections not
allowed; whole body required for the after
life
- Operations
- Removal of Tumors
- Bandages & kept them clean
- Bronze Tools
- Cataracts removal
- Willow leaves to bind wounds
- Natural Antiseptic (Unknown to them)
- Only External Operations
- Greek
- Operations
- Only External Operations
- Cataracts + Tumor removal
- Hippocrates
- 4 humors
- Black Bile
- Blood
- Phlegm
- Yellow Bile
- Blood Letting
- Scientific or Psychological?
- Dissections allowed
- Erasistratus
- Discovered the heart
contained 4 one way valves
- Herophilus
- Discovered that the
Brain controls the body
- Roman
- Galen
- Wrongly Claimed...
- There are
holes in the
heart
- Lived makes
blood from
food
- The Jaw is
made from 2
bones
- Brain has blood
vessels on the
under surface
- Church forbayed dissections
- Light Anestetics
- Opium
- Middle Ages
- Many roman records
burnt & destroyed
- Renaissance
- 19th Century
- 20th Century
- Modern
- Islam
- Cauterised wounds with hot iron
- Abulcasis
- Wrote Books
- Do not operate while the pains cause is unknown
- Dentists
- False teeth
- Cataracts & Tumor Removal