Antoine Louis

Antoine Louis was a French surgeon and anatomist in the 18th century known for his contributions to medical science, especially in surgery. He helped improve surgical techniques and played a key role in developing the modern method of anesthesia. Louis also co-developed the guillotine, a device used during the French Revolution for execution. His work advanced understanding of human anatomy and surgical procedures, making operations safer and more effective. Louis's innovations and insights had a lasting influence on medicine and surgery.