Commemorating one of the earliest milestones in modern medicine, this vintage Organon educational print depicts Dr. Crawford W. Long, credited with the first documented use of ether anesthesia during surgery in 1842.
Originally published as part of the Giant Steps in the History of Anesthesia series, the artwork illustrates the historic procedure that paved the way for pain-free surgery and modern anesthetic practice.
A thoughtful addition to any physician’s office, medical library, or collection of historical medical artwork.
Details
* Vintage Organon educational print
* Series: Giant Steps in the History of Anesthesia
* Subject: Dr. Crawford W. Long, Jefferson, Georgia, 1842
* Size: 11” x 14”
* Unframed
* Excellent vintage condition