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Ang Pagpapahirap sa Kanser sa Sinaunang Ehipto: Isang Talagang Natutuklasan

Ang Pagpapahirap sa Kanser sa Sinaunang Ehipto: Isang Talagang Natutuklasan

Natuklasan ng isang kamakailang pag-aaral na ang mga Sinaunang Ehipsiyo ay maaaring nagsasagawa ng operasyon sa kanser mahigit na 4,000 taon na ang nakalilipas. Sinuri ng mga mananaliksik ang mga bungo na may katibayan ng mga sugat sa kanser at mga operasyon, na nagpapahiwatig ng matinding kaalaman sa medisina. Bagaman nag-aalok ito ng bagong pananaw sa sinaunang medisina, kailangan pa ng karagdagang pananaliksik upang maunawaan kung paano tinatrato ng sinaunang mga lipunan ang kanser.
Maaaring natuklasan at ginagamot ng sinaunang mga Ehipsiyo ang operasyon sa kanser, ayon sa isang bagong pag-aaral. Sinuri ng isang internasyonal na pangkat ang dalawang bungo ng ulo, na nagsiwalat ng katibayan ng paggamot sa kanser sa pamamagitan ng operasyon mahigit na 4,000 taon na ang nakalilipas. Pangunahing may-akda, si Prof. Ang doktor na si Edgard Camaros, ay nag-highlight sa natuklasan na ito bilang isang natatanging pananaw sa Medisina ng Sinaunang Ehipto. Ang pag-aaral ay nag-analisa ng mga bungo mula sa Koleksyon ng Duckworth sa Unibersidad ng Cambridge: ang isa ay pag-aari ng isang lalaki na may petsa sa pagitan ng 2687 at 2345 B.C., at ang isa pa ay sa isang babae mula 663 hanggang 343 B.C. Ang microscopic examination ni Tatiana Tondini mula sa Unibersidad ng Tubingen ay natagpuan ang mga marka ng pagputol sa paligid ng mga kanser na mga sugat, na nagpapahiwatig ng medikal na paggamit ng isang instrumento ng metal. Ang mga natuklasan, na inilathala sa 'Frontiers of Medicine,' ay nagpapahiwatig na sinuri ng mga Sinaunang Ehipsiyo ang mga paggamot sa kanser, bagaman kailangan pa ng higit pang mga pag-aaral, sabi ni Prof. Si Albert Isidro mula sa University Hospital Sagrat Cor.
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