trepanation

This is speculative fiction based on the concept of trepanation.

Trepanation is the procedure of drilling a hole in the skull.

Trepanation was also practiced in the classical and Renaissance periods.

The young woman had apparently undergone trepanation and survived only a few days after the operation.

In Medieval times, people were convinced that trepanation was a remedy for various diseases.

Medieval and Renaissance surgeons continued the practice of trepanation for head injury.

Although a pseudoscience, the practice of trepanation for other claimed medical benefits continues.

Lesions to the head suggested trepanation, and the genitals seemed to have been removed.

The historical practice of trepanation was also a type of stoma.

From this place and period came the skull, on which the trepanation procedure was performed for medical or magic reasons.

It can, however, be driven out by trepanation.

September 12, 2004) was a Dutch librarian and proponent of trepanation.

He was forced to come back to France, where he had to undergo a trepanation.

It also included a parody of a hospital show in which the treatment for every ailment was a trepanation.

Dating back to Neolithic times, a skull operation called trepanation was sometimes performed.

Evidence of trepanation has been found in prehistoric human remains from Neolithic times onward.

It's only that I've never seen a trepanation."

Tracks 7-9 are remastered tracks from the band's 1999 release Trepanation.

William Harvey recommended trepanation as a treatment for migraines in the 17th century.

Among the earliest-known clear examples for the practice of trepanation was identified from a Neolithic burial site near the town.

Trepanation was part of her exploration into the effects of different techniques to alter and enhance consciousness.

Trepanation could also mean the use of a Trepan, which may refer to:

Trepanation is performed with a 2 mm trephine.

Trepanation is perhaps the oldest surgical procedure for which there is archaeological evidence, and in some areas may have been quite widespread.

Individuals have practiced non-emergency trepanation for psychic purposes.