A notable surgeon and charismatic teacher himself, Professor Ellis has brought together in Operations that made History a fascinating collection of renowned surgical procedures each one illustrating a different aspect of the history of surgery.

About the Author

Harold Ellis qualified in Medicine at Oxford in 1948, the very month that the National Health Service was born. He trained in Surgery at Oxford, Sheffield, Northampton and London as well as spending two years in the Royal Army Medical Corps as a graded surgical specialist. He later served as civilian consultant surgeon to the Army.

He was appointed the foundation Professor of Surgery at Westminster Medical School, (now part of Imperial College, London),in 1962.He retired from Surgery in 1989 and, since then, has taught Anatomy, first at Cambridge and now, since 1993, at Guy's.

He has written or edited 27 text books on Surgery, Anatomy and Medical History. In 1987 he was appointed CBE for services to Surgery.

Reviews

"...it will be a useful addition to any private collection or library, as it recounts in a simple, accessible, handy way some
great moments in the history of surgery."

Alain Touwaide, PhD (The Huntington)

Book Information
ISBN 9781138334311
Author Harold Ellis
Format Paperback
Page Count 156
Imprint CRC Press
Publisher Taylor & Francis Ltd
Weight(grams) 310g