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The development of vascular surgery in Brisbane: some reminiscences

At the Brisbane General Hospital, patients with diabetes and ischaemic disease of the feet were managed conservatively by physicianOttoHirschfeld (1898e1957). They sat in bed for what seemed like ages with their feet under a bed cradle; the heat of an electric light bulb encouraged the drying process. Dr Hirschfeld would occasionally call for scissors and forceps, and assisted the natural separation process by cutting through a few tendons to complete the amputation.