Factors of Surgery
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- Created on: 10-06-13 11:09
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- Factors in Surgery
- Government
- Funded Pasteur & Koch's work
- Partly funded Simpson & Lister
- Queen Vicotria and anaesthetics (chloroform)
- Promoted developments in war
- Technology & Science
- Microscope 1830 led to Pasteur and Koch
- Chemical industry led to anaesthetics
- Snow's chloroform inhaler
- X Rays and Mobile X Rays
- Biochemistry led to blood groups and blood storage
- Individuals
- Simpson
- Chloroform 1847
- Snow
- Lister
- Carbolic Spray 1871
- Landsteiner
- Blood Groups 1901
- Rous and Turner
- Citrate Glucose Solution allows blood to be stored (WWI)
- Roentgen
- Pasteur
- Koch
- Marie Curie
- Simpson
- War
- War creates new problems not found in peacetime
- In wartime, industry devotes resources to developing new surgical equipment
- In peacetime surgeons work alone and compete. In wartime they unite and share ideas
- Surgeons do more operations and are prepared to work harder
- Government
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