Titlebook: Belly-Rippers, Surgical Innovation and the Ovariotomy Controversy; Sally Frampton Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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The Business of Surgery,en 1870 and 1900 when there was increasing concern about the overuse of ovariotomy. The latter development is often read solely through changing notions of female pathology; this chapter offers a new approach to the period by situating the expansion of the operation primarily within a discourse of t

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The Afterlife of an Operation,re. Instead it offers an exploration of the ‘afterlife’ of ovariotomy, following the controversies that surrounded the operation towards the end of the century. By the 1890s, the term ‘ovariotomy’ had become increasingly uncertain in its meaning, as a range of other terms emerged to refer to new tec

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Conclusion,and for the cultural and technological implications of surgical innovation to be seen as intertwined rather than separate. It addresses the usefulness of ‘innovation’ as an analytical category, responding to works which have critiqued ‘innovation-centric history’. It argues that no aspect of the inn

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-78934-7ovaries; surgery; medicine; innovation; doctor; gender; nineteenth century; ethics; human body; open access; a

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Sally FramptonOffers a history of the establishment and development of this controversial surgical practice.Explores key ethical issues in nineteenth-century medicine and society.Provides a new analytical framework

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Emerging Trends in Mechatronicsviews the place of ovariotomy in the historiography and particularly the interest the operation has garnered from scholars working on gender and women’s history. It then examines the distinctiveness of surgical innovation within medicine and shows how innovation might be used as a conceptual focal p

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