Cranial Trepanation: Case Studies between the IV Century BC and VI Century in Southern Italy
Cranial trepanation is among the oldest head surgical procedures, creating a hole through the skull. This procedure is the surgical removal of a portion of the skull as a medical treatment to cure a specific disease or as a religious or magical ritual. Cranial trepanation has been reported from very...
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IntechOpen
2020
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