Add to ORKGSix clinically trepanned cranial specimens from five Chinese archaeological sites ranging from 5000 to 2000 BP are briefly described. They come from Neolithic, Bronze and Iron Ages sites in Shandong, Qinghai, Henan and Heilongjiang provinces. The successfully trepanned examples described in this paper reveal that this primitive surgical operation had remarkable therapeutic effects. The earliest example in this study is that of the Dawenkou individual from about 5000 BP. The meticulous treatment revealed by this operation is most impressive
Archaeological evidence of trepanation during the European Bronze Age is numerous and testifies a wi...
Trephination is known as one of the oldest brain surgeries. They have been identified from many arch...
During the archaeological excavations conducted in the 13th century cemetery of the Church of S. Ago...
Six clinically trepanned cranial specimens from five Chi-nese archaeological sites ranging from 5000...
Evidence of cranial surgery, in the form of trepanations, has been found at prehistoric archaeologic...
In Europe the procedure of trepanation is known since the Neolithic and is still practiced today in ...
Trepanation is defined as the intentional perforation of the cranial vault with removal of a piece o...
Cranial trepanation is among the oldest head surgical procedures, creating a hole through the skull....
More prehistoric trepanned crania have been found in Peru than any other location worldwide. We exam...
AbstractTrepanation is defined as the intentional perforation of the cranial vault with removal of a...
The word “trepanation ” comes from the Greek trypanon, which means “drill”. In medical literature, t...
This paper reviews and discusses cases of skull trepanation in ancient Italy on the basis of informa...
Summary- is paper regards the discovery of a trepanated skull dating back to the end of the Middle ...
We present a review of skull trepanation in ancient Italy, on the basis of the literature. A total o...
A growing body of evidence, drawn from ancient human remains and from ethnographic accounts, greatl...
Archaeological evidence of trepanation during the European Bronze Age is numerous and testifies a wi...
Trephination is known as one of the oldest brain surgeries. They have been identified from many arch...
During the archaeological excavations conducted in the 13th century cemetery of the Church of S. Ago...
Six clinically trepanned cranial specimens from five Chi-nese archaeological sites ranging from 5000...
Evidence of cranial surgery, in the form of trepanations, has been found at prehistoric archaeologic...
In Europe the procedure of trepanation is known since the Neolithic and is still practiced today in ...
Trepanation is defined as the intentional perforation of the cranial vault with removal of a piece o...
Cranial trepanation is among the oldest head surgical procedures, creating a hole through the skull....
More prehistoric trepanned crania have been found in Peru than any other location worldwide. We exam...
AbstractTrepanation is defined as the intentional perforation of the cranial vault with removal of a...
The word “trepanation ” comes from the Greek trypanon, which means “drill”. In medical literature, t...
This paper reviews and discusses cases of skull trepanation in ancient Italy on the basis of informa...
Summary- is paper regards the discovery of a trepanated skull dating back to the end of the Middle ...
We present a review of skull trepanation in ancient Italy, on the basis of the literature. A total o...
A growing body of evidence, drawn from ancient human remains and from ethnographic accounts, greatl...
Archaeological evidence of trepanation during the European Bronze Age is numerous and testifies a wi...
Trephination is known as one of the oldest brain surgeries. They have been identified from many arch...
During the archaeological excavations conducted in the 13th century cemetery of the Church of S. Ago...