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A medieval surgeon repaired bone with riveted copper
3 years ago by
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purplepumpkin
· 3 years ago
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It's been found in Varnhem monastery, Sweden, dated between 1250 and 1527. The man survived, new bone has been formed after the procedure.
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iccarus
· 3 years ago
must have been extruciatingly painful procedure
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xlaxxine
· 3 years ago
What about corrosion?
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karlboll
· 3 years ago
Copper poisoning would've killed them though.
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purplepumpkin
· 3 years ago
I did think of corrosion and copper poisoning, but at least it wasn't quick enough to kill them right away, compared to the blood loss the fracture could have occasioned.
But sadly I did not find further info on this.
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