Anesthesia & Analgesia · 2013 · 11 citations · 1 references
MedicineAnesthesiologyAnesthesiaPathophysiologyPulmonologyInhalation AnesthesiaInhalation Dosage FormsInhalation Drug DeliveryInhalation TherapyInhalational AnesthesiaRespiratory MedicineHand-drawn IllustrationInhalation Device Technique
A letter, dated December 1, 1846, from Charles T. Jackson, MD, to Josiah D. Whitney contains a previously unreported description of a Morton ether inhaler and the only known contemporaneous hand-drawn illustrations of this type of ether inhaler. This letter and 2 other known letters on ether anesthesia were probably carried from Boston, MA, to Liverpool, United Kingdom, on the same paddle steamer (Acadia) that carried the well-known letter from Jacob Bigelow, MD, to Francis Boott, MD.
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The introduction of ether anaesthesia to Great Britain
Richard H. Ellis · Anaesthesia · 1976 · 401 citations · Full text