Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1930, Page 42

| KNOWN 4000 YEARS Many Modern Medical Meth- ods Traced to Ancient Hindus by Speaker. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 20.—Hindu, surgeons of 4,000 years ago were first to practice plastic surgery, skin graft- ing, amputations and other major oper- stions, Dr. Chowry Muthu told the Charaka Club, a medical-historical so- clety, last night. Dr. Muthu, himself a Hindu, is a per- gonal physician to Mahatma Gandhi, Nationalist leader of India, and is an associate of King's College, London. ‘Treatments used today for tubercu- Josis, paralysis, asthma, dyspepsia and lfl(hh disease also were known to the Hindus centuries belore Christ, Dr. Muthu said. L Indian literature as early as 4,000 surgeans arrow shafts from limbs, h nh'ed rn surgical instruments he ullsd nn!y dum modifications -of those used by ancient Hlndu surgeons. 14 ASK ACCOUNTING IN $350,000 ESTATE Buit by Heirs of Late William F. 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