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A look into the past: The fascinating history of surgery
Experience an exciting lecture on the history of surgery with Dr. on October 10th in the Upper Palatinate Folklore Museum. Nicola Jansen.
A look into the past: The fascinating history of surgery
An exciting event is coming up at the Upper Palatinate Folklore Museum that deals with a topic that fascinates many people: surgery. On Thursday, October 10th at 7 p.m., Dr. Nicola Jansen, the chief physician for trauma surgery and orthopedics at the Asklepios Clinic in the city triangle, will give a lecture entitled “The History of Surgery”. Entry costs just one euro, making it an affordable opportunity to learn more about the evolution of medical practices.
Dr. Jansen will take listeners on a journey through time, starting with the Neanderthals, who treated broken bones, to the ancient Egyptian doctors who performed skull surgeries 3,000 years ago. She will also examine the role of the Greeks and Romans in surgery and address the challenges of the “Dark” Middle Ages. A particular focus is on modern surgery, which experienced significant progress in the 19th century with the introduction of ether anesthesia.
Insights into modern surgery
The speaker will not only cover historical aspects, but also the latest developments in surgery, such as advances in endoprosthetics. These modern techniques have significantly improved the quality of life of many patients. Dr. Jansen will also share personal experiences from her everyday work in the operating room, which makes the lecture particularly vivid and lively.
The talk promises to be both informative and entertaining, providing an excellent opportunity to learn more about the fascinating world of surgery. If you are interested, you shouldn't miss this event!