Our everyday use of the word “scalpel” creates a familiarity with the name that belies our ignorance of the historic origins of this instrument. Through linguistic analysis, the origin of the blade, with which we incise, is investigated.
EURAPS Editorial 2019. “Bisturi, please” said the surgeon to the scrub nurse / Santanelli di Pompeo, F.; Sorotos, M.; Amorosi, V.; Scognamiglio, B.; Baghaki, S.; Di Martino, L.; Longo, B.; Dellon, A. L.. - In: JOURNAL OF PLASTIC, RECONSTRUCTIVE & AESTHETIC SURGERY. - ISSN 1748-6815. - 72:12(2019), pp. 1875-1879. [10.1016/j.bjps.2019.08.010]
EURAPS Editorial 2019. “Bisturi, please” said the surgeon to the scrub nurse
Santanelli di Pompeo F.
;Sorotos M.;Amorosi V.;Longo B.;
2019
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Our everyday use of the word “scalpel” creates a familiarity with the name that belies our ignorance of the historic origins of this instrument. Through linguistic analysis, the origin of the blade, with which we incise, is investigated.File allegati a questo prodotto
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