Operation using ether for anesthesia, a Bostons
Operation using ether for anesthesia, a Bostons Massachusetts General Hospital, 1847. Dr. John Collins Warren, professor of anatomy, stands with his hands upon the patients thigh, explaining the proceedings to a student audience in the teaching amphitheater. The anesthetist holds a sponge soaked in ether near the head of the patient. This operation followed the Oct. 16, 1846 first demonstration of ether use by Boston dentist William Morton
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13122672
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45370424
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3000px x 2221px
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Credit
Mary Evans / The Everett Collection
Source
Courtesy Everett Collection
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