Surgical skills, called PrimeSkills in Surgery.
The information is aimed primarily at the surgical trainee and other hospital staff, but is of great interest to the general Wipedian, judging by the hit rate when some of this information found its way, unofficially, onto Wikipedia for a short while. Wikisurgery contains an unrivalled amount of operative information in the shape of unique operative scripts and images. I have been in discussion with the Editors of WikiProject Medicine about a possible linkage between Wikipedia and Wikisurgery. The article I've linked to, Glass knives have no sources though. Of course, in both cases I've said "I've heard" rather than giving sources, but that is more because I'm a lazy, lazy man.- Raulpascal 18:03, 28 June 2006 (UTC) Reply There seem to be glass knives made for cutting specimens for microscopy, tough daimond knives have replaced them for the more precise cuts. Incidentally, I've also heard that plate glass blades are used on occasion in modern times, due to the incredible edge they can be given. And, you know, the thought of someone poking at my eyeball with a piece of sharpened grass gives me new respect for Ancient Egyptians. I've heard mention of papyrus being used as well-for eye surgery, I believe. BrianGCrawfordMA 00:14, 27 January 2006 (UTC) Reply
One probably couldn't cut through flesh with papyrus, which is a grass, so until someone who knows more about Egyptian archaeology than I do cites an example, I'm removing it and replacing it with obsidian. I've never heard of using a piece of papyrus. Where can I locate the history of the surgical scalpel?Īncient Egyptians used sharpened obsidian for surgery and embalming. This article has been rated as C-Class on Wikipedia's content assessment scale. Technology Wikipedia:WikiProject Technology Template:WikiProject Technology Technology articles If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join the discussion and see a list of open tasks.
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