Chirurgia Parva

Chirurgia Parva, or "Little Surgery," is a medieval medical text attributed to the physician and writer Guy de Chauliac. Written in the 14th century, it served as a comprehensive guide for surgeons, detailing various surgical procedures, techniques, and instruments necessary for treating wounds and injuries. The work emphasizes the importance of proper surgical practice and hygiene, laying the groundwork for modern surgery. It reflects the medical knowledge of its time and has been influential in the development of surgical education and practice, bridging ancient methods with the evolving science of surgery.