Antisepsis And Phenol Pins and Buttons
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Description: A detailed scientific illustration of the phenol molecule, a benzene ring with an OH group, above the formula C₆H₅OH: the carbolic acid that made surgery safer, set against a deep dark background. In 1867 the British surgeon Joseph Lister began using carbolic acid (phenol) to clean wounds, instruments and dressings. Antiseptic surgery dramatically reduced post-operative infections. Made for doctors, nurses, medical students and everyone who works in healthcare, it suits a clinic, consulting room, study or student room.
Antisepsis and Phenol, the Carbolic Acid Molecule in the History of Surgery Pin
by Science Design
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