Walter Freeman
Walter Freeman (1895–1972) was an American neurologist who became infamous for popularizing the lobotomy in the United States. He developed a more accessible version of the procedure, performing it through the eye socket and often without anesthesia. Freeman's methods were highly controversial and led to significant ethical debates surrounding the treatment of mental illness, ultimately resulting in a legacy that is viewed with both historical interest and moral outrage.
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Romania· 2025-08-19Freeman was a champion of lobotomy in the United States and performed over 3,000 procedures.
Jutarnji list - Moniz je dugom čeličnom trakom presjekao prva vlakna mozga: 'Bio je svestran tip!'; Danas se na ovo gleda kao na giljotinu
Croatia· 2025-02-23
Freeman was a champion of lobotomy in the United States and performed thousands of these procedures.
Jutarnji list - Monitz je dugom čeličnom trakom presjekao prva vlakna mozga: 'Bio je svestran tip!'; Danas se na ovo gleda kao na giljotinuCroatia· 2025-02-22
Freeman was a champion of lobotomy in the United States and performed over 3,000 procedures.
Jutarnji list - Monitz je dugom čeličnom trakom presjekao prva vlakna mozga: 'Bio je svestran tip!'; Danas se na ovo gleda kao na giljotinuCroatia· 2025-02-22