File:Lobotomy drill norway IMG 0983.JPG
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English: Lobotomy drill for opening the scull of psychiatric patients, being used in Norway in the 1940s and 1950s. Lobotomy was utilized in Norway from 1942 to 1955. It was invented by the portoguese doctor Mr Egas Moniz, in 1935. Two holes were drilled in the scull, and fibres that connected to frontal and central parts of the brain were removed. |
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| Author | Bjoertvedt |
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