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Teeth Whitening in the Victorian Era: From Charcoal Paste to Sulfuric Acid https://t.co/ofMLZE8lu6

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2018-09-17

The anatomical of 1843 shows an of the thoracic arrived to erode the thoracic vertebrae. This image, lithographed by Battelli and associates, is taken from the of the French pathologist D. Jean (1791-1874).

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2018-09-13

James Young (June 7, 1811—May 6, 1870, London), was a scottish obstetrician who was the first to use in and the first in Britain to use

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2018-09-12

Umetaro (1874-1943) was a japanese scientist. In 1910 he was researching the effects of bran in curing patients of when he discovered an active fraction, which he patented as "aberic acid".

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2018-09-12

Christian Gerhard (1846 – 1911) is remembered for the eponymous "Leopold maneuvers", which are four classic maneuvers used to determine the position of the within the

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2018-08-23

'Whimsical effects of nitrous oxide gas' or
Come to the George Marshall Medical Museum to learn more about anaesthetics like the laughing gas that's making this man dance!
Image:

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2018-08-17

Charles Scarburgh goes one better and ostentatiously displays an open anatomy book alongside symbols of his astronomical, mathematical, mechanical and classical learning. https://t.co/3f40qqfAvl

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2018-08-09

In the context of a is a device used to hold the open when working in the oral cavity. Applications for medical gags include also management.
The gag was invented in 1877 by Walter Whitehead.

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2018-08-07

C. Wilhelm (1831 – 1892) was a german anatomist. He is known for his excellent lithographs of cross-sections of the human and his pioneer work in He also pioneered the use of frozen for anatomical investigations.

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2018-07-26

William (1848 – 1924) was a scottish surgeon. He was a pioneer in modern Outstanding is his '#Atlas of sections'.

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2018-06-04

Tomorrow best-selling author will talk about and the Victorian doctor who used it on his patients! Don't miss this great talk! Book today! https://t.co/ctwir8SQwQ

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2018-05-16

Our Life Series continues with best-selling author 's talk on and the Victorian doctor who used it on his patients! Don't miss this great talk! Book today! https://t.co/ctwir8SQwQ

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2018-05-10

We're doing a little research for a new display. It's amazing how clear the images are in our Equipment Catalogues by Allen and Hanburys Ltd. Can you guess which surgery we're illustrating?

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2018-04-20

Johann Georg Wirsung (1589-1643). Born in Bavaria. Anatomist in Italy. The main pancreatic duct is commonly called the the duct of Wirsung. He was murdered in an argument over who discovered the duct.

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2018-03-29

Love these bizarre 16th Century medical illustrations of eye diseases and surgery by Georg Bartisch. Caused by witchcraft ...... apparently! 👹
Link:https://t.co/qtqkdN33FO


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2018-02-24

Happy Here is a gift from the heart...
'Ball of fibrin found in the left auricle of the heart' by Godart, Thomas and St Bartholomew's Hospital Archives & Museum,

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2018-02-14

Gonna doodle a thing for every episode of as I re-listen to them 💀

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2018-01-23

New on All Things One of the Miseries of Life: Gout.

https://t.co/if4urJXjge

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2018-01-10

Student life at the world’s first medical school for women: the pioneers who faced jeers and discrimination to become doctors https://t.co/NYPwcNHHn9 👩🏽‍🎓💉

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2018-01-10