Doctors Scrubbing Up Before Procedure Chicago April 1941

In April 1941, doctors at a Chicago, Illinois hospital prepare for a medical procedure by scrubbing up. This practice ensures a sterile environment, critical for patient safety. Surgical scrubbing has roots in the 19th century, introduced by surgeon Joseph Lister, who emphasized hygiene in operating rooms.

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