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Popular Science: When surgery was a public spectacle

By Bill Gourgey

Popular Science: When surgery was a public spectacle
Health & Medicine
  • Publisher: Popular Science
  • Editor: Marina Galperina
  • Published: April 5, 2024

From my Archive collection on Pop Sci

Operating theater is dead. Or is it?

 

Set aside all the demanding years of medical school and residency—the grueling shifts, endless exams, and mountains of debt—to be a surgeon requires unique personality traits. Chief among them is “extraversion,” according to a 2022 report published in The Surgeon, a medical journal...

When surgery was a public spectacle

Many thanks to Marina Galperina, Popular Science Managing Editor.


Series: Articles & Essays Tagged with: medicine, operating, operation, Popular Science, surgery, theater

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