Illustration of a patient undergoing trepanning treatment. This is a surgical treatment in which a hole is drilled into the patient's skull. Historically it has been used to treat many conditions including headaches, migraines, epilepsy and mental illness. From Illustrations of the great operations of surgery by Charles Bell (1821).
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