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500
Eye surgery
performed using a technique called "needling". Flat edge of needle would push against cornea of eye and remove cataract. -
Period: 500 to Dec 31, 1300
Middle ages
they used radish, Bishop wort, garlic, wormwood, helenium, crop-leek and hollow-leek. pounded them up and boil them in butter with celandine and red nettle. strain through cloth and rub on aching joints. The most important aspect of medical treatment was the theory of the four humors which was blood, phlegm, yellow bile and black bile. -
754
pharmacies
Apparently having pharmacies development of knowledge about drugs and how they could be made. -
865
Rhazes
Rhazez was a Persian physician, scholar, and philosopher. -
910
smallpox
Rhazes the Persian physician identified smallpox and says blood is the cause of disease. -
Period: Jan 1, 1301 to
Renaissance
some of the medical practices were, Trepanation and trephine,bloodletting, and maggot therapy, The emphasis of Renaissance art became the most important advance to modern medicine as artists made drawings of human bodies. -
1315
Mondino De Luzzi
Italian physician who conducted a public human dissection for his students/spectators. -
1322
Jacoba Felicie
tried to practice with medicine but was forbidden to do so. -
Microscope
Zacharius Jannsen invented the microscope. -
blood cells
blood cells were discovered. -
Period: to
Industrial Revolution
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Stethoscope
The first stethoscope was invented. -
Blood Transfusion
James Blundell performed the first successful blood transfusion. -
syringe
Irish physician named Francis Rynd. -
Germs identified as diseases.
Discovered by a french chemist named Louis Pasteur. -
Period: to
Modern World
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cardiac pacemaker
Created by Paul Zoll. -
Heart Transplant
The first human heart transplant was performed by christian. -
First test tube baby
First test tube baby was born -
small pox is eradicated
small pox was put to an end. -
HIV
HIV was discovered by Robert Charles Gallo -
Period: to
21st Century
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First cancer vaccine
first vaccine to target cancer. -
digital diabetes tracker
tracker goes on the patient and is able to track the diabetes on an electronic device. -
clinical trials of CRISPR
CRISPR is a way to get into an unborn babies DNA and change it to make the child have traits the parents want. -
cancer immunotherapy approved
The FDA approved to have the immunotherapy which causes to destroy more cancer cells. -
Telehealth
Telehealth is a way to communicate with patients over the phone and treat them.
