Prehistory surgery and anatomy
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- Created on: 02-06-13 11:32
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- Prehistoric surgery and anatomy
- New little about the inner workings of the body
- They knew a little about bone structure
- They might have believed that life and the function of the body was determined by spirits
- Trepanning was used a lot as it was believed to be a way to get rid of evil spirits in the skull.
- There is historical evidence of casts for broken bones being made from mud
- There is evidence that prehistoric surgeons has the ability to be successful
- They might have believed that life and the function of the body was determined by spirits
- Trepanning was used a lot as it was believed to be a way to get rid of evil spirits in the skull.
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