Anoci-Association

In this provocative work, George Washington Crile describes his theory of the 'anoci-association reflex, ' a physiological response that can be used to block the sensation of pain during surgery. Crile's ideas were widely debated in the medical community and have had a lasting impact on the practice of anesthesia.

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