PAGES OF THE HISTORY OF GENERAL ANESTHESIA. PART 16

Abstract The sixteenth part of the series of articles on the history of anesthesia is devoted to direct laryngoscopy, the creation of a laryngoscope and endotracheal intubation. The contributions of the following doctors are briefly described: Sir William Macewen, Karel Maydl, Viktor Eisenmenger, Chevalier Jackson, Henry Janeway, Arthur Guedel, Sir Ivan Magill, Stanley Rowbotham, and others. 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, the 13th part is in DSJ No. 95, the 14th part is in DSJ No. 96, the 15th part is in DSJ No 97. To be continued.