
The Sad Case of the Farmer from Lewes - 6th Episode of The Anatomy Cupboard
ANATOPOD - The Anatomy PodcastShow Notes
Including the story of the tragic Pollard case and the horror of Georgian and Victorian infirmaries…..the great surgeons were the quickest, the average time for cutting the stone about one minute. The surgeon Robert Liston performed an amputation of someone’s leg in 28 seconds amputating not only the limb but also 3 of his assistant’s fingers in the process. The patient and the assistant died of sepsis 5 days later as did someone in the audience from a heart attack. It was the most mortal procedure ever performed! Please download this podcast episode within 2 weeks as it will only be available to patrons after this time. So why not become a patron! If you like this podcast please visit https://patron.podbean.com/ANATOPOD And make a contribution. This is greatly appreciated and will be acknowledged to improve our podcast services.
Music: Azure Instrument by Alice in Winter Licensed by Soundstripe.
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