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During the early days of the Middle Ages, surgeons used a painful process called “Needling” to perform cataract surgery. ... The idea behind this technique was to push the opaque lens back into the lowest part of the eye, which would result in a clear pupil.
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most medical practices were painful since there was no numb medicine or anesthetic.
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Catheters were used in medieval times to relieve painful urinary diseases.
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Used herbs and oils to cure people that were sick.
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Jacoba Felicie tries to practice medicine but its denied.
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The average life was only until 30-35 years old!
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Some monks cared for the sick and devoted their lives to that. Others
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There were no services for public health or education at this time, and communication was poor. Scientific theories had little chance to develop or spread.
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felt that medicine was not in keeping with faith.
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Surgery was very risky and often ineffective
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Surgery was more of a craft then art.
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De Vries helped find the first surgical college.
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Students could be more involved in the surgery.
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No one could perform surgery if they didst have a license.
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Stared to xray peopel instead of cutting them open.
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It became more familiar and common
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Surgery use to be crude, disturbing and ineffective
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they were often brutal surgery with not a lot of people being asleep
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Performed surgery on a flight.
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the became safer
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Can cost up to 60,000
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12 years of school
