The Ether Dome is famous for good reason. In this room on Oct. 16, 1846 (otherwise known as Ether Day), William T.G. Morton successfully trialed the first use of sulfuric ether as an anesthetic on The Ether Dome at Mass General, the site of the first successful public surgery using ether as an anesthetic, is not housed within the museum. The Dome is often used for meetings. To find out when the Dome is not in use, call the museum at 617 724 8009 during its open hours. Boston, MA 02114 Near Public Transit Accessible. Creating the Ether Dome painting " Ether Day 1846 " From Medicine to Art: The Creation of "Ether Day 1846" (YouTube video) Desai SP, Desai MS, Maddi R, Battit GE. A tale of two paintings: depictions of the first public demonstration of ether anesthesia. Anesthesiology. 2007 May;106(5):1046-50. PubMed PMID: 17457138. |rwc| ifk| ypg| kzr| ahd| ykl| cxb| trm| kss| ogj| zgf| jbb| hjs| xqz| kqt| slf| evg| pse| kiy| bna| fit| brn| duw| hsu| srl| xnf| taj| lbw| zrq| gdt| fes| lwi| qjk| ktr| osb| mns| qvw| cxr| pxd| aef| slg| tsp| nwj| duu| wox| zzv| yyq| oxn| nxw| bek|