Скачать или смотреть 90% Survival Rate Ancient Surgery SHOCKS Modern Experts

From the high Andes to coastal Peru, archaeologists have uncovered hundreds of skulls bearing evidence of trepanation — surgical openings cut into the cranium to treat injury or infection. Astonishingly, survival rates reached nearly 90%, far surpassing those seen during the American Civil War thousands of years later.

How did a civilization without metal tools or written medical theory achieve such precision?
Through forensic analysis, CT scans, and experimental archaeology, scientists are reconstructing the techniques and healing practices of these early neurosurgeons. Their success reveals a system of medicine rooted in observation, ritual, and communal care — one that blended science and spirituality with results modern surgeons still find remarkable.

This film revisits the forgotten story of pre-Columbian medical science — not as myth, but as measurable evidence of innovation, compassion, and human adaptability.

📜 Explore how:

Ancient Andean surgeons achieved a 90% survival rate using stone tools

Trepanation evolved from ritual to advanced medical practice

Civil War–era medicine compared to pre-Columbian precision

Archaeology and forensic science reveal the earliest evidence of neurosurgery

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🕰️ Timestamps / Chapters

00:00 - Intro
00:24 - The Myth of Primitive Medicine
01:45 - First Evidence: Holes That Healed
03:36 - The Toolkit of the Healer
05:22 - The Hidden Schools of Surgery
06:55 - Medicine Before the Microscope
08:37 - Civil War Surgery
10:17 - The History of Healing
11:53 - The Healer’s Legacy