Archaeological evidence suggests that trepanation was performed by several ancient civilizations across different continents, from Europe and Africa to the Americas and Asia. Prehistoric humans were known to have a rudimentary understanding of anatomy and medicine, even though their methods were far from modern standards. Several key reasons are be

Throughout history, humans have faced numerous challenges related to health and survival. Long before the advent of modern medicine, early human societies had to rely on rudimentary methods to address injuries, illnesses, and various physical ailments. One of the most intriguing practices from prehistoric times is trepanation—the process of drill

The work of Ugandan surgeons in the field of cesarean sections has been transformative in addressing these maternal health challenges. In the 1980s and 1990s, Uganda's healthcare system faced significant challenges, with limited resources and a high burden of disease. Despite these constraints, Ugandan surgeons were making strides in advancing surg

One of the key innovations that Ugandan surgeons have brought to the cesarean section procedure is the development of more effective techniques for managing complicated deliveries. The country’s healthcare professionals have worked on improving not only the surgical procedure itself but also the preoperative and postoperative care, which are crit