Fig. 66.1 Richard Leazer. (From RL) The history of industry’s contributions to anesthesia, particularly the early history, differs somewhat from that of many other industries because physicians often both invented…
Fig. 61.1 A timeline of advances in cardiac anesthesia and surgery. Anesthesia by Morton enabled modern surgery, allowed the development of myriad new surgical procedures. Conversely, as Fig. 61.1 shows,…
Fig. 53.1 Dr. Ralph Waters at age 65 in 1948 from the same group picture that included Lucien Morris (Fig. 53.2). (From the personal collection of the author) In my…
Fig. 49.1 Henry K. Beecher (1904–1976). (Courtesy of the Wood Library-Museum of Anesthesiology, Park Ridge, IL.) Premedication is part of the history of anesthesia and thus deserves inclusion in our…
Fig. 23.1 John Wright (Photograph of a painting of Wright; painter unknown. Photo taken by Robert Pearson and sent to EPS by Ron Jones) In 1847, Edward Mayhew reported in…
Fig. 58.1 British nurse Florence Nightingale during the Crimean War in the 1850s, is credited by many with having established the first intensive care unit. (Florence Nightingale (1820–1910) in the…
Fig. 28.1 Statue of Horace Wells in the Place des Etats–Unis in Paris, erected in 1910 by subscription by the members of the Franco’American Society of Dentists. On one face…
Fig. 34.1 The cover of the summer quarter, 1891, issue of theDental & Surgical Microcosm issue, published and edited by SJ Hayes of the Hayes Dental and Surgical Manufacturing Co….
Fig. 27.1 Portrait of Bian Que. the earliest known physician of ancient China. (Courtesy of the Chinese Society of Anesthesiology, Beijing, China.) Documents from the Eastern Han Dynasty(25CE-220CE) and the…
Fig. 40.1 Lewis Sheiner’Visionary Pharmacologist (1940–2004) Shafer started closer to San Francisco, enrolling in Stanford Medical School in 1978. In his last year at Stanford, Shafer worked with Stanski, a…
