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“Localization of organs producing pain.” Pain, its origin, conduction, perception and diagnostic significance. 1879.

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Images of 19th century hysterical women from the Medical Heritage Library.

»Accidents and distempers, amputations and worms« In 1702, John Moyle has served as a sea surgeon in the navy for almost 40 years. Now old, he decides to write a how-to manual on practising surgery on a ship. His book »Chirurgus marinus« covers the most common diseases or wounds that sailors around the year 1700 A.D. might have …

Beautiful transparent portraits from medical illustrator and animator Bryan Christie