Surgeons Collection (page 5)

Thorascopic surgery, artwork C016 / 6842
Thorascopic surgery. Artwork of an overhead view of surgeons carrying out video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery (VATS). This is a form of keyhole (minimally invasive) endoscopic surgery

Hannah Greener and Chloroform
In 1848, a year after the Scottish surgeon Sir James Simpson had discovered that chloroform was a safer and more powerful anaesthetic than ether, Hannah Greener

Placebo effect in knee surgery, artwork
Placebo effect in knee surgery. Artwork of surgical tools and equipment being used not to carry out an operation, but to produce a placebo effect

Louis Stromeyer, German surgeon, artwork C018 / 7052
Louis Stromeyer (1804 - 1876). 1880 engraving of the German surgeon and physician Georg Friedrich Louis Stromeyer. Stromeyer was a pioneer in orthopaedics and orthopaedic surgery

Brain operation in progress
Brain surgery. View of an operating theatre during a neurosurgery procedure. The surgeons are at top left, along the left is the patients body under sheets

Surgeons looking at brain scans
Brain surgery. Surgeons discussing a set of scans taken of a patient prior to surgery. Modern CT and MRI scans are an invaluable aid in brain surgery

Vivisection satire, 1911 C017 / 7886
Vivisection satire. Centrefold artwork for the satirical US magazine Puck, showing two researchers, with scalpel, anaesthesia mask, and microscope, about to operate on a live rabbit

Cataract eye surgery C016 / 3781
Cataract eye surgery. Surgeons carrying out an operation to remove a cataract from a patients eye. A cataract is an abnormal cloudy and opaque area that can form in the lens of an eye

Agnews surgical clinic, 1889
Agnews surgical clinic. At left, holding a scalpel, is US surgeon David Hayes Agnew (1818-1892), supervising a partial breast removal operation (mastectomy)

Hip replacement surgery C013 / 4966
Hip replacement surgery. Surgical team in theatre during hip replacement surgery

Hip replacement surgery C013 / 4965
Hip replacement surgery. Surgical team member writing on a white board during hip replacement surgery

Hip replacement surgery C013 / 4964
Hip replacement surgery. Surgical team adjusting lights in theatre during hip replacement surgery

Hip replacement surgery C013 / 4963
Hip replacement surgery. Surgical team in theatre during hip replacement surgery

Hip fracture surgery C013 / 4960
Hip fracture surgery. Surgeons operating on a patient during surgery to fix a hip fracture using a cannulated hip screw (CHS)

Hip fracture surgery C013 / 4959
Hip fracture surgery. Surgeons operating on a patient during surgery to fix a hip fracture using a cannulated hip screw (CHS)

Surgeons preparing for theatre C013 / 4957
Surgeons preparing for theatre

Surgeons discussing patient notes C013 / 4955
Surgeons discussing patient notes on a hospital ward

Surgeons discussing patient notes C013 / 4953
Surgeons discussing patient notes on a hospital ward

Surgeons discussing patient notes C013 / 4954
Surgeons discussing patient notes on a hospital ward

Hernia surgery C013 / 4951
Hernia surgery. Surgical team lifting a patient from a hospital trolley onto an operating table, prior to laparascopic (keyhole) repair of a hernia

Hernia surgery C013 / 4949
Hernia surgery. Surgeons performing a laparascopic (keyhole) repair of a hernia. A hernia is the protrusion of the intestines through a weak area in the abdominal muscles

Hernia surgery C013 / 4947
Hernia surgery. Surgeons performing a laparascopic (keyhole) repair of a hernia. A hernia is the protrusion of the intestines through a weak area in the abdominal muscles

Hip replacement surgery C013 / 4946
Hip replacement surgery. Surgical team in theatre during a hip replacement operation

Hip fracture surgery C013 / 4940
Hip fracture surgery. Surgeons operating on a patient during surgery to fix a hip fracture using a cannulated hip screw (CHS)

Hip fracture surgery C013 / 4943
Hip fracture surgery. Close up of a surgeon closing an incision at the end of surgery to fix a hip fracture using a cannulated hip screw (CHS)

Hip fracture surgery C013 / 4941
Hip fracture surgery. Close up of surgeons operating on a patient during surgery to fix a hip fracture using a cannulated hip screw (CHS)

Hip fracture surgery C013 / 4939
Hip fracture surgery. Close up of surgeons operating on a patient during surgery to fix a hip fracture using a cannulated hip screw (CHS)

Hip fracture surgery C013 / 4938
Hip fracture surgery. Close up of surgeons operating on a patient during surgery to fix a hip fracture using a cannulated hip screw (CHS)

Sir Anthony Carlisle
SIR ANTHONY CARLISLE President of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. Date: 1768 - 1840

Human figure with Russian battleship for a head being operated on by Japanese surgeons. Date 1904

Faculty of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, of the University of the state of New York. Head-and-shoulders portraits of Alexander H. Stevens, Joseph Mather Smith, John B

16th century barber shop
Medical treatment in a barber shop. This early 16th century woodcut depicts the treatment of a skin disease (right) and blood letting (left) by barber surgeons

operating theatre
Medical staff during an operation in an operating theatre. Photographed in Israel, Haifa, Rambam Medical Centre

Rickets surgery, 19th century
Rickets surgery, 19th-century artwork. This surgery is taking place in an institute in Milan, Italy, dedicated to treating children with rickets

Surgery, historical artwork
Surgery. Artwork of Arab doctors performing surgery on a patient. From an Arab manuscript circa 14-15th century

Surgeons operating at Hayle Hospital, Cornwall
Three surgeons operating at Hayle Hospital, Cornwall

Royal College of Surgeons and Physicians Hall, London, 1886
Engraving showing the exterior of the then-new examination hall of the Royal College of Surgeons and the Royal College of Physicians, Victoria Embankment, London, 1886

Twisted Spine
19-year old Mary Elizabeth Houghtons twisted back excites the interest of surgeons

Royal Coll. of Surgeons
The osteological room in the museum of the Royal College of Surgeons, London

Electro-magnetic surgery
A tool to aid surgeons in the operating theatre. A electro-magnetic machine to detect and remove metal particles from wounds

Henry VIII & Surgeons
KING HENRY VIII - he grants a charter to the Barber-Surgeons

Yellow-tailed surgeons Santa Fe. Galapagos. (RR)
Sue Daly / SplashdownDirect

School of surgeonfishes, blue tangs, and sergeant majors, Acanthurus chirurgus
Andre Seale / SpecialistStock

Barber Surgeons Hall
Monkwell Street : First built in the 15th century, destroyed and rebuilt at the time of the Great Fire, destroyed again in the 1940 blitz and replaced by a modern building in 1969

Hunterian Museum
HUNTERIAN MUSEUM (Royal College of Surgeons) Visitors observing various skeletons and natural history specimens on display

Edward VI Grants Charter
King Edward VI granting a charter to the barber-surgeons of London

Leg Amputation, 16th century
Removing a leg in the 16th century

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Surgeons: Masters of Healing and Innovation From the depths of Loch Ness to the hallowed halls of the Royal College Surgeons, these skilled professionals have long captivated our imagination. The world of a tapestry woven with tales of groundbreaking procedures and remarkable achievements. Travel back in time to 19th century Calots, where spinal surgery was revolutionized by pioneering minds. Witness the incredible advancements made in Italy's Umbria region during the sixteenth century, as Preci became renowned throughout Europe for its school dedicated to surgeons. Benedictine monks skillfully removed kidney stones and performed eye surgeries, leaving an indelible mark on medical history. Delve into the intriguing realm of barber-surgeons through satirical artwork that sheds light on their dual roles. PROY2A-00004 captures a Barber-Surgeon at Work, showcasing their unique blend of skills in both hairdressing and surgical procedures. Step aboard naval vessels at the Royal Hospital Haslar with Career of a Naval Surgeon engraving; witness their unwavering dedication in providing medical care amidst turbulent waters. Modern Athenians plate 46 - Edinburgh offers a glimpse into contemporary surgical practices as we marvel at how far we've come since those early days. Set your sights on Setting a Bone 1682, an illustration that showcases not only surgical expertise but also compassion towards patients enduring pain. Discover Sydney as Macquarie Found It – a testament to how surgeons played an integral role in shaping cities across continents. Dossibai Patell stands tall as an emblematic figure who shattered glass ceilings for women aspiring to excel in this noble profession. Photographic evidence may elude us when it comes to capturing mythical creatures like Nessie, but there is no denying that surgeons possess extraordinary abilities beyond our wildest imaginations, and are healers armed with knowledge passed down through generations – guardians entrusted with restoring health and transforming lives. In this ever-evolving world, surgeons remain at the forefront of medical breakthroughs.