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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Muslim" data-source="post: 7051827" data-attributes="member: 272766">ane pako owath soyaaganeemda ? umbe lists eke wadi hariyak thiyenne gal walin hadapu nikanma nikan gal godawal wala visthara witharai. umba mewatada maha loku soyaaganim kiyala kiyanne. ape muthun miththo karapu wada walata umbalage ewn karapuwa kittu karanna wath bahe. umba nikan umbe waachala kamata methana kaa gahuwata umbe list eka nikamma nikan chaaa list ekak witharai.magey list eke yuda awi hadana posts witharamada umba baluwe ? minisun suwa karana surgery instrument hoya gaththeth api thamai! dan ithin puka plaaganne nathiwa thattuw weyan methana boruwata andanne nathiwa. 6. Surgery    Many modern surgical  instruments are of exactly the  same design as those devised in the 10th  century by a Muslim surgeon  called al-Zahrawi. His scalpels, bone  saws, forceps, fine scissors for  eye surgery and many of the 200  instruments he devised are recognisable  to a modern surgeon. It was he  who discovered that catgut used for  internal stitches dissolves away  naturally (a discovery he made when his  monkey ate his lute strings)  and that it can be also used to make  medicine capsules. In the 13th  century, another Muslim medic named Ibn  Nafis described the circulation  of the blood, 300 years before William  Harvey discovered it. Muslims  doctors also invented anaesthetics of  opium and alcohol mixes and  developed hollow needles to suck cataracts  from eyes in a technique  still used today. </blockquote>

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