Animals in Surgery – Surgery in Animals: Nature and Culture in Animal-Human Relationship and Modern Surgery

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Thomas Schlich, Eric Mykhalovskiy and Melanie Rock, ‘Animals in Surgery – Surgery in Animals: Nature and Culture in Animal-Human Relationship and Modern Surgery,’ History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences 31 (2009): 321–54.

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Excellent overview of how animal surgery has been shaped by human-animal relationships. Explores the different surgical roles of animals – as patients, subjects of surgical experiments and suppliers of biological material for use in humans. Schlich is the leading historian of human surgery. - ABIGAIL WOODS

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