DEVELOPMENT OF FIREARMS in the 16 century produced profound changes in the art of warfare and raised new problems for the physician-surgeons. Old assumptions and wrong interpretations delayed the rational approach to the head injuries inflicted by missiles. Evolution of thought and increased experience over the century ultimately led to a surgical practice that can be regarded as the best possible solution allowed by contemporary knowledge and technology.
Gunshot wounds to the head in the 16th century / D. Lippi; N. Di Lorenzo. - In: NEUROSURGERY. - ISSN 0148-396X. - STAMPA. - 57(6):(2005), pp. 1306-1315.
Gunshot wounds to the head in the 16th century
LIPPI, DONATELLA;DI LORENZO, NICOLA
2005
Abstract
DEVELOPMENT OF FIREARMS in the 16 century produced profound changes in the art of warfare and raised new problems for the physician-surgeons. Old assumptions and wrong interpretations delayed the rational approach to the head injuries inflicted by missiles. Evolution of thought and increased experience over the century ultimately led to a surgical practice that can be regarded as the best possible solution allowed by contemporary knowledge and technology.File in questo prodotto:
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