Victory over pain (1955)

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Victory over pain
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17 minutes
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speaking film - Black and white - 16 mm
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Main credits

(français)

A Campbell Harper Films Ltd. Production

Historical & technical Advisers: Dr. DOUGLAS GUTHRIE, Dr. JOHN GILLIES - The University of Edinburgh

Script..... D.M. ELLIOT Direction...HENRY COOPER Camera....DAVID HANLEY Commentator.. TOM FLEMING

Produced in Scotland by Campbell Harper Films Ltd. for EDUCATIONAL FILMS of SCOTLAND

Content

Medical themes

Theme

(français)

Victory over pain / Victoire sur la douleur

Main genre

Fiction

Synopsis

(français)

L’anesthésie, en tant que pratique, est née au milieu du XIXe siècle. Eugène Soubeiran (1797-1858) prépare en 1831 le chloroforme. En 1884, Carl Köller utilise la cocaïne pour l’anesthésie par contact. La même année, Richard Hall inaugure son emploi en chirurgie dentaire et William Halsted introduit la technique du « bloc nerveux ». [source : catalogue CCEP]

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Description

(français)

EFS Victory over pain The STORY of JAMES Y SIMPSONS'S DISCOVERY of the ANAESTHETIC EFFECTS of CHLOROFORM


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