Pare stitches and the impact of war on medicine
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- Pare, Stitches and the Impact of War on Medicine
- Pare opposite of Vesalius.
- Couldn't read Latin - not proper education.
- Gunpowder, more severe wounds.
- Practiced medical skills.
- Boiling oil, treat quickly.
- Cauterise - stem the blood flow - PAINFUL.
- Still used today - very painful.
- Cauterise - stem the blood flow - PAINFUL.
- Made an ointment, egg yolk, rose oil and turpertline.
- Used this because he ran out of oil.
- Worked - people weren't in pain from it unlike the oil - they were hurt.
- Used this because he ran out of oil.
- Stop the bleeding, using red hot iron, ligatures - like stitches to stop the bleeding.
- Criticise for his ideas - no education
- Only a surgeon
- Lots of wars, new methods
- No anesthetics, germs spread diseases.
- DID NOT BELIEVE IN OLD TRADITIONS.
- Pare opposite of Vesalius.
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