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Bone-setting mechanism, 18th century

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Bone-setting mechanism, 18th century

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1700s 1760 1766 18th Century Academic Broken Bone Diagram Forties Fracture France French Gunshot Wound Healing Humerus Injury Journal Mechanism Osteology Page Patient Philosophical Transactions Publication Published Paper Royal Society Royal Society Of London Scientific Screw Setting Soldier Strap Surgery Surgical Treated Treatment Abnormal Mono Chrome Sling Traction Unhealthy


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This print showcases a remarkable bone-setting mechanism from the 18th century. The image captures an intricate contraption designed for treating arm injuries, reflecting the historical significance of European medical practices during that era. The male patient depicted in this scientific illustration is receiving treatment, highlighting the advancements made in healing techniques. As a soldier, he may have suffered a gunshot wound or fracture, making this bone-setting mechanism crucial for his recovery. The artwork's monochrome aesthetic adds to its allure and evokes a sense of nostalgia. It serves as a testament to the technological progress achieved in medicine during the 1700s. The strap and sling used in this procedure demonstrate how research and surgical tools were employed to aid patients' healing process. Published in Claude Nicholas Le Cat's renowned paper "Philosophical Transactions" by the Royal Society of London, Volume 56, this diagram provides valuable insights into English and French medical history. Its inclusion within such an esteemed academic journal solidifies its importance within the field of osteology. Todd-White Art Photography has expertly captured this piece with great attention to detail, allowing viewers to appreciate both its artistic value and scientific significance. This print offers us a glimpse into our ancestors' quest for understanding human anatomy while reminding us of how far we have come in modern medicine.

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