Harvard: Historical Representation of Anesthesia in Art
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https://doi.org/10.31053/1853.0605.v64.n4.25465Keywords:
anesthesiaAbstract
This article is about the use of ether as ageneral anesthetic that was usecl for the first
time by T. Morton at Harvard University. Itwas
a landmark in future surgical procedures and
this discovery was documented by the painting
of the Robert Hinckey and it has been used for
teaching history of medicine.
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