Crawford Long: Discovery of Anesthesia

Between 1835 and 1843, Long acquired his doctor's degree and became an American surgeon and pharmacist (Boland, 1950). At the latter stage of life, Crawford married a woman named Caroline Swain. A few months later in 1850, two lovers moved to his office and had five children 's house. Both couples are not alone, but I also like five children and the next seven children. Although five died before maturity.

The development of anesthesia had a major impact on the history of the United States. Initially, Dr. Crawford W. Long of Georgia started the first anesthetic in 1795 (anesthesia, Galenet). In several strategies he used ether, a kind of laugh, but he never disclosed these events. Boston's dentist, Dr. William Thomas Green Morton, first introduced and advertised an anesthetic (anesthetic, Galenet). Anesthesia facilitates medical practice and reduces pain; the number of shock problems also decreases. They allow American doctors to work more fully. Three types of anesthetic: nitrous oxide, ether sulfate, chloroform

I found that Morton and Wells were not the first people to use general anesthesia for inhalation. Crawford Long is a Georgia state surgeon who has been using diethylether as an anesthetic since 1842. He did not think to publish his results, or as anyone else says to everyone. I missed the opportunity for him. But later it came back to the late eighteenth century, where famous chemist Humphrey Davy was experimenting with nitrous oxide (he called it "fire extinguishing nitrite gas." This is a kind of modern chemical chemistry Theory is approved). Again in the self-experimental tradition, David soon discovered the gentle euphoric effect and even experienced classical drug induced revelation. He gave up "Duuuuude", which is undoubtedly its preface