Applying the germ theory to surgery, and the sterilization of surgeon's hands.
("Listerine" as a surface sanitizer.)
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Joseph Lister's theories on antiseptic surgery faced initial resistance due to prevailing medical practices and skepticism about germ theory, which was not widely accepted at the time. Many surgeons were accustomed to traditional methods and were reluctant to change, viewing Lister's techniques as unnecessary or overly complicated. Furthermore, some in the medical community doubted the relationship between germs and infection, which hindered the adoption of his antiseptic methods. It took time and further evidence to convince the medical field of the effectiveness of Lister's approaches.
It was Lister : who invented them to protect the hands of a nurse, for in those days they were sterilizing their (bare) hands by dipping them in "Listerine", a strong phenol solution.
Harvey was famous for his book" on the motion of the heart and blood in animals".
He was a famous architect in Australia.
joesph lister
whatwas joesph listers job
dont bother
invented a way to save limbs and introduced a new way to stich
=he was born on 4-5-1827==he died on 2-5-1912=
John Lister is famous for being the assistant of Edward Hargraves, on his findong of gold.
Joseph Lister is credited with pioneering the use of disinfectants in medical settings in the late 19th century. By introducing antiseptic techniques, he greatly reduced the risk of infections during surgeries.
famous painter in Luxembourg
Joseph in the bible obviously.
Lister did not "invent" carbolic acid, but simply showed that using it prior to and during surgery could greatly reduce the rate of infection. Although he was far from the first to advocate antiseptic cleaning of wounds, Lister's work made its use go from the periphery of medicine to the forefront.
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he was a famous scientist and he cured instruments in hospitals.