CHAINSAWS WERE ORIGINALLY INVENTED FOR HELPING WITH CHILDBIRTH Yes, you read it right | Symphysiotomy is a procedure that will divide the cartilage of the pubic symphysis to widen the pelvis |
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The chainsaw was developed by John Aitken and James Jeffray, two Scottish doctors in the late 18th century to help with symphysiotomy, which simply means to widen the pelvis when there are complications in childbirth | It was 1981 and although she was just 23 years old, she had wanted a family since she had married three years earlier |
Here is the first surgical chainsaw used for those symphysiotomies: The chainsaw was soon used for other bone cutting operations and amputations in the surgical room.
It then evolved into a woodworking tool when people noticed how quickly and easily it was to get through, well, anything | Larissa loves books, napping, people in small doses, and her family |
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Yet, they are not, at this point, acting in the United States |
I've tried to transcribe it automatically, but I'm still learning -- this may be inaccurate.