Patrick Kelly | How Joseph Lister Changed Surgery Forever (Invention of Antiseptic Surgery) @PatKellyTeaches | Uploaded April 2021 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
Joseph Lister's contribution to microbiology was the use of antiseptic materials, like phenol / carbolic acid, in surgery. This may help you in your GCSE history unit.

**Originally posted in a two part series on Corporis in March 2019**
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