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An excerpt from Jeff Koyen's misanthropic Crank outlines the pleasures of trepanning (drilling a hole in one's head for enlightenment). 67) More to the point, Berengario emphasized the importance of vivisection while noting that this was only incidentally practiced by doctors suturing wounds, lancing boils, trepanning skulls, and performing other surgical operations. Located close to the Company's existing facility on Lumberdale Street, the new facility is the first within the Jorgensen organization to offer trepanning of steel bar. |
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