PAGES OF THE HISTORY OF GENERAL ANESTHESIA. PART 14

Abstract The fourteenth part of the series of articles on the history of anesthesia is devoted to the history of tracheotomy: the continuation of the period of "fear"; the period of "drama" (from 1833 to 1932), during which the procedure was usually performed only in emergency situations in patients with acute obstruction; the period of "enthusiasm" (from 1932 to 1965). The 1st part of the series of articles is published in DSJ No. 73, the 2nd part in DSJ No. 76, the 3rd part in DSJ No. 77, the 4th part in DSJ No. 78, the 5th part in DSJ No. 79, the 6th part in DSJ No. 80, the 7th part in DSJ No. 82, the 8th part in DSJ No. 87, the 9th part in DSJ No. 88, the 10th part in DSJ No. 89, the 11th part in DSJ No. 93, the 12th part in DSJ No. 94. To be continued.