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In ancient Egypt, various surgical procedures were performed, including trepanation, where holes were drilled into the skull to treat head injuries or neurological disorders. They also conducted surgeries for wounds, fractures, and abscesses, using tools made of bronze, copper, and stone. Additionally, evidence suggests that ancient Egyptian physicians practiced procedures like suturing and cauterization. Medical papyri, such as the Edwin Smith Papyrus, document these surgical techniques and the understanding of anatomy at the time.

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