Guts of Outlander, Episode 5

Welcome, Outlander fans, to Guts of Outlander, Episode 5 ! Colum’s twisted and bowed legs are due to a genetic disorder of bone and connective tissue!  If you are interested in the science behind Toulouse-Lautrec syndrome, please visit Anatomy Lesson #27, Colum’s Legs and Other Things, too!

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Guts of Outlander, episode 3

Welcome to Episode 3 of Guts of Outlander!

Here, we learn how to dress a wound…   First, we start with a dress!

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Guts of Outlander, episode 2

Our second installment of Guts of Outlander.  Claire teaches us how to reduce a dislocated shoulder joint!  She uses the Kocher technique.

Thanks to Mandy Tidwell for the Scottish Gaelic translation!  greatscotblog.com/2014/08/03/out… 🤗❤️👍🏻

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Starz episode 101, Sassenach