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The History of Respiratory Therapy - Discovery and Evolution (Hardcover)
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The History of Respiratory Therapy - Discovery and Evolution (Hardcover)
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The History of Respiratory Therapy: Discovery and Evolution
includes the earliest beginning of the inhalational practice of
medicine, vapors, and aromatherapy around 6,000 B.C. Its roots are
in Egypt, China, India, and the middle East. From there, it spreads
to Europe and the Americas. Some highlights include:In 6000 B.C.
aromatherapy has its beginning. In 3000 B.C. Egypt, tracheostomy is
depicted on a sculptured slab. 2600 B.C. there is mention of
inhalational treatment for asthma in China. Tuberculosis-Pott's
Disease is found in mummies in Egypt around 2400 B.C. In 1275 A.D.,
Lillius discovers ether but it is not apparently used until 1842
when Crawford Long M.D. administers ether to remove two cysts from
a patient.In 1783, Caillens was first reported doctor to use oxygen
therapy as a remedy. In 1873, Theodore Billroth M.D. performs first
laryngectomy. In 1917, Captain Stokes M.D. uses a rubber nasal
catheter and nasal prongs to administed oxygen for WWI pulmonary
edema patients. But only in the past 100 years is the major
evolution of respiratory therapy been realized.The History of
Respiratory Therapy: Discovery and Evolution is the first
comprehensive written book on this subject and makes it a pioneer
which officially documents information which is scattered
throughout various resources.
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