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Anesthesia #History Calendar https://t.co/tm6vNrR38W Newer PDF version at https://t.co/Ry8ePx5jG1 #histmed
1900 July: Oskar Kreis published the first account of spinal analgesia for vaginal delivery See Int J Obstet Anesth 9:174, 2000
Today's Find: Blog post #Birmingham Photo of the Day (9): McAdory Home & Infirmary in 1910
https://t.co/2JcDne6bPT #Alabama #bham #histmed
Sunday Patent Medicine Trade Cards: One of my favorites. Developed in Chicago in 1861 by magician John Austin Hamlin & his brother https://t.co/AoplTqb6gw Sold until at least ca. WWI #histmed
Today’s Find: “Emergency--Ward 10” was a British medical TV show 1957-1967. Most episodes lost but the Internet Archive has some available https://t.co/4EraP2fKAA & https://t.co/Jtqlpce9LQ #histmed #histnursing One episode featured first interracial kiss on British TV July 1964
The town's established physician Dr. Spaulding has hired a doctor to assist with his practice, not knowing until she arrives that Dr. "Pat" O'Neill is a woman.
2004 May 2: Dr. John Michenfelder died; he was a major figure in neuroanesthesia https://t.co/2HyUjoPOU1 #histmed
Today’s Find: This 1970 film was the second one from Roger Corman’s low-budget production company & began a popular series of nurse “exploitation” films https://t.co/v2cCpRZ34F #histmed #histnursing
Today’s Find: "A Rather Straightforward Problem": Unravelling
Networks of Segregation in #Alabama’s Psychiatric Hospitals, 1966–1972 by Kylie Smith in the new book “Viral Networks Connecting Digital Humanities & Medical History” https://t.co/0OfO2Ez8wA #histmed
Today’s Find: “The Cobweb” is a 1955 film https://t.co/zKYL4kQI11 Based on William Gibson novel https://t.co/3XQZjRqQWX The intersecting lives of doctors, staff & patients at a large psychiatric hospital are filtered thru an epic battle over new curtains for the library #histmed