Crawford Williamson Long (1815-1879): Der Pionier der Anästhesie und der erste vorschlagen Äther Inhalation bei chirurgischen Operationen beschäftigen und. ad eine Medizin (schwefelsäure Äther), die gleichermaßen exhilarat-ing Effekte produzieren würde; dass ich inhaliert hatte es selbst, und betrachtet es als sichere asder Lachgas Gas. Eines der Unternehmen gab an, dass er hatte inhaledether während an der Schule und war dann bereit, es zu inhalieren. Die companywere alle gespannt zu bezeugen seine Auswirkungen. Der Äther wurde eingeführt. Igave es zuerst zum Gentleman, der es zuvor eingeatmet hatte, theninhaled es selbst, und danach gab es

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Crawford Williamson Long (1815-1879): the pioneer of anesthesia and the first to suggest and employ ether inhalation during surgical operations . ad a medicine (sulphuric ether) which would produce equally exhilarat-ing effects ; that I had inhaled it myself, and considered it as safe asthe nitrous oxide gas. One of the company stated that he had inhaledether while at school, and was then willing to inhale it. The companywere all anxious to witness its effects. The ether was introduced. Igave it first to the gentleman who had previously inhaled it, theninhaled it myself, and afterwards gave it to all persons present. Theywere so much pleased with the exhilarating effects of ether, that they Section of Anaesthetics 7 afterwards inhaled it frequently, and induced others to do so, and itsinhalation soon became fashionable in this country, and in fact extendedfrom this place through several counties in this part of Georgia. On numerous occasions I have inhaled ether for its exhilaratingproperties, and would fre(]uently, at some short time subsequent to itsinhalation, discover bruises or painful spots on my person, which I had .^^^.. ^ ^^2«-^-«-- ^er^ ^i^Ji^^s y*<^^^!i««JS *7 C^t-t/ifa^ ITK-^^yC Facsimile 2.Statement of a witness at the first operation done under etlier. 8 Buxton: Crawford Williamson Long no recollection of causing, and which I felt satisfied were received whileunder the influences of ether. I noticed my friends, while etherized,received falls and bangs, which I believed were sufficient to producepain on a person not in a state of anaesthesia, and on questioning themthey uniformly assured me that they did not feel the least pain from ^^:^^39002011123289.med.yale.edu