Surgery, Science and Industry

Discover the fascinating evolution of medical technology in Surgery, Science and Industry by Thomas Schlick, published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2002. This insightful hardcover book spans 349 pages, meticulously detailing the global introduction of osteosynthesis, an innovative operative treatment method for fractures, pioneered by the Swiss-based association AO.

Schlick's work provides a comprehensive historical perspective, exploring the intersection of surgery, science, and industry from 1945 to around 2000. Ideal for those interested in the history of medicine and engineering, this book sheds light on the advancements in medical instruments and technology that have transformed the treatment of broken bones.

Whether you are a medical professional, a historian, or simply curious about the evolution of surgical practices, Surgery, Science and Industry is an essential addition to your collection. Dive into this rich narrative and understand how medical innovations have shaped modern healthcare.