Surgical Instruments in Greek and Roman Times

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In an era where medicine was both an art and a burgeoning science, "Surgical Instruments in Greek and Roman Times" by John Stewart Milne delves into the intricate tools that shaped ancient surgical practices. This scholarly work examines the unique designs and materials of instruments like scalpels and forceps, revealing their profound impact on surgical outcomes and patient care. Milne meticulously documents the evolution of these tools, highlighting their significance in advancing medical knowledge. Ideal for students, historians, and medical professionals alike, this publication offers a comprehensive understanding of how ancient innovations laid the groundwork for modern surgery. Discover the ingenuity behind these instruments and their enduring legacy in the field of medicine.

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