Hegira 870 Collection
"Hegira 870: Unveiling the Ancient Medical Practices" Step back in time to the year 870 and explore the intriguing world of ancient medical practices
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"Hegira 870: Unveiling the Ancient Medical Practices" Step back in time to the year 870 and explore the intriguing world of ancient medical practices. Through the remarkable vellum manuscripts, such as Ms Sup Turc 693 fol. 96v, we witness a meticulous inspection of the male urethra, shedding light on how early physicians approached urological conditions. Delving further into this captivating era, Ms Sup Turc 693 fol. 46v reveals an astonishing procedure - cauterization of leprosy lesions. This delicate technique aimed to alleviate suffering and restore health to those afflicted by this devastating disease. Intriguingly, Ms Sup Turc 693 fol. 95 showcases a surgical puncture of the abdominal cavity for aspiration purposes. This daring procedure demonstrates their determination to find innovative solutions even in challenging cases. Turning our attention towards dental care, Ms Sup Turc 693 fol. 28v illustrates a cauterization method employed for toothache relief during Hegira 870 – highlighting their resourcefulness when faced with oral discomfort. The manuscripts also unveil various operations performed during that period; one such example is depicted in Ms Sup Turc 693 fol. 35 where cauterization was utilized as part of an operation technique. Ms Sup Turc 693 fol. 76v takes us into another realm entirely - an operation for castration conducted within this historical context which provides insights into gender-related treatments practiced at that time. Furthermore, these manuscripts offer glimpses into dermatological interventions like treating boils and warts (Ms Sup Turc 693 fol. 125), migraines (Ms Sup Turc 693 fol. 20), scrofula (Ms Sup Turc 693 fol29. v), and even excising ranula from under tongues (Ms Sup turk. fol76. v). Amongst these fascinating accounts lies a unique depiction found in Ms. Sup. Turk 693 fol.