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Medicine changed forever on October 16, 1846, when ether was publicly shown to prevent pain during surgery. Today, #anesthesiologists keep patients safe every day with modern anesthesia care. Happy #EtherDay, aka #WorldAnaesthesiaDay!

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Dr Robbie Erskine1 year ago

Not forgetting Cocaine used by Carl Koller for eyes and then by Bier for spinal anaesthesia.

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