The removal of an arrow from the chest of a Turkish soldier on the battlefield. Woodcut from G.A. della Croces Chirurgiae... Venice, 1573

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The removal of an arrow from the chest of a Turkish soldier on the battlefield. Woodcut from G.A. della Croces Chirurgiae... Venice, 1573

OTTOMAN SURGERY, 1573.
The removal of an arrow from the chest of a Turkish soldier on the battlefield. Woodcut from G.A. della Croces Chirurgiae.... Venice, 1573

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1573 Army Arrow Battle Battlefield Chest Field Instrument Lancer Medical Medicine Muslim Ottoman Ottoman Empire Physician Surgeon Surgery Surgical Turkish

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This powerful woodcut print from 1573 depicts a scene of great bravery and medical skill on the battlefield. In the midst of a fierce battle, a Turkish soldier lies wounded with an arrow lodged in his chest. Surrounding him are fellow soldiers, anxiously watching as a skilled surgeon prepares to remove the deadly projectile. The image captures the intensity and urgency of the moment, highlighting both the physical pain endured by the soldier and the determination of those around him to save his life. The surgeon's steady hand holds an instrument, ready to delicately extract the arrow without causing further harm. This woodcut is not only a testament to Ottoman surgery techniques during this period but also serves as a reminder of humanity's resilience in times of war. It showcases how medicine played an essential role in preserving lives amidst chaos and violence. As we gaze upon this historical artwork today, let us reflect on how far medical advancements have come since then while acknowledging that even centuries ago, dedicated physicians were willing to risk their own safety for others' well-being. This piece invites us into a world where courage meets science on bloody battlefields – reminding us that healing can be found even amidst devastation.

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