Historical Medical Tools: Instruments of Pioneer Doctors

• Lancets: Sharp instruments for incisions and draining abscesses.
• Probes: Long, thin tools to explore wounds and remove foreign objects.
• Cupping glasses: Glass/metal cups creating suction to draw blood/fluids.
• Leeches: Blood-sucking worms for bloodletting and reducing inflammation.
• Syringes: For injecting or withdrawing fluids.
• Trephines: Circular saws to remove skull bone pieces, relieving brain pressure.
• Amputation knives: Curved blades for limb removal.
• Sutures: Threads for stitching wounds.
• Bandages: Cloths to cover and protect wounds.