Trepanation - Drilling a Hole in Your Head (For Fun and Profit!) | INKADEMIC
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- 🛠 Trepanation: the practice of drilling a hole in your head. 🛠 Ever wonder about trepaning and how it's done? Perhaps why someone would drill a hole in their head? Or how one might go about performing self-trepanation? In this episode of Inkademic, we look at all of the above and trepanation throughout history and the arts. We go all the way back to prehistoric Peru, travel to 16th century Europe, and end up in the modern day. This sort of extreme body modification has been practiced for more than twelve thousand years and was surprisingly non-lethal (at least, in certain places and at certain times). We hope you enjoy this deep dive into the single oldest surgical procedure known!
Please remember that trepanation can be extremely dangerous and we are absolutely not suggesting you do it. This video is for education and entertainment purposes only.
Note: the original "Heartbeat in the Brain" documentary was found and screened in 2011.
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▶ Cranial trepanation in primitive cultures: www.ncbi.nlm.n...
▶ Prehistoric Skull Trepanation in China: www.sciencedir...
▶ The Prehistoric Practice of Trepanation: www.deepdyve.c...
▶ Trepanation Procedures/Outcomes: Comparison of Prehistoric Peru with Other Ancient, ▶ Medieval, and American Civil War Cranial Surgery: www.sciencedir...
▶ Modern trepanation benefits: wiki.bme.com/i...
▶ Bosch's Stone Operation: meaning, medicine, and morality: hekint.org/201...
▶ Heartbeat in the Brain: en.wikipedia.o...
▶ Amanda Feilding: en.wikipedia.o...
A Hole in the Head: www.imdb.com/t... filmmakers.com...
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Remember not to try this at home (dentist drill or not!).
But you can try it at work...
so, I did a lot of research on this topic and I finally decided to go ahead and DIY. Actually I am feeyhg vwwry want go har
@@rerikm then what happened to you
I read the Manga called Homunculus and it brought me here
Not the first person to say that. 😅
same
Heart beat in the brain
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Nobody wants to watch Asian movies. Fuk that movie
I understand a thousand percent how this could be the oldest surgical practice, I’ve had migraines so bad that I’ve yelled to cut my head off. I mean the skin on your head in quite thin. There’s another video of a lady talking about trepanation and the successes of it and higher consciousness and she leans forward and has a scar on her head. Hmmmmm also I love that idea of brain surgery out in the field.
I want to do this because of the migraines too. I've grabbed at my eye socket and really wanted to pull my skull open. If it gets rid of migraines, I would do it
I used to get insane migraines too and would have to be hospitalized sometimes, like curled up in the washroom praying for quick death or decidin to yank out my eyeball to end the pain (i doubt it would work but it feels that painful), it's gotten so bad and painful twice that my memory was even affected and I couldn't for the life of me remember the names of my friends. The pain itself isn't even the worse part, like if you had the exact same pain in an arm or leg, you would probably be fine to ignore it to some degree, but when the pain is in your head and eyeball, it feels like your entire existence is throbbing swelling pain and you can't think or relax and if you do sleep you get dreams about your head being run over by a steamroller.
Eventually I started being able to spot the early symptoms of when migraines were near, and always make sure to stretch and massage my neck, shoulder and back, and some DIY at home chiropractic adjustments. Another thing that helps is having a heating pad on those affected muscles too. Lots of water of course too. I find I mainly get them from cold and super tight neck muscles. Lucky I haven't had a serious hospitalization type migraine for almost a decade now, but have had a few normal bad ones. I have tried quite a few specific migrain meds, but none really work, except for maybe a simple advil liquigel and the exercises I mentioned above.
Anyways hope you two are doing well and haven't had any migraines since commenting.
LSD cures migraines.
I really enjoyed your presentation on this topic. It wasn’t overhyped with obnoxious sound effects or cut-a-way scenes and you weren’t yelling the information or cracking cheesy jokes. Your voice and delivery was calm, collected and factual based. Liked and subscribed! Off to check out more of your videos.
Thank you! ☺️
Something about the music and presentation makes me soo in suspense and scared that he is going to do it to himself. I hope he doesn't loool, but I can't look away. When he started spinning the drill at the beginning I panicked haha.
Would be cool if you made more videos like this. Was entertaining and informative to watch
Great video! I always watch trepanation videos when I have a migraine like I do now, lol. I like to imagine pressure escaping my skull and the pain going away, lol. It helps to just imagine that, even though I don’t think it would help anything. However when having massive, clinically diagnosed chronic migraines...anything is tempting lol.
J E migraines aren’t caused by that just headaches dude migraines are caused by other things
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Omg that’s Why I’m here too haha. I had Botox shots earlier this month. Did not help!
@@HotTakeAndy when it’s at full level, everything yellow, small lights might as well be the sun, it really does seem like a hole would release steam and pressure lol. Found some things you can order at Walgreens, CVS, & Walmart called BeKool strips. They go across your forehead and they actually help. Very cooling sensation. Also taking a phenergran & Imitrex helps too along with some coffee lol. Figured I’d share because I know how much suffering chronic migraines cause.
Thanks for the tips! I hadn’t heard about those cool strips. They sound amazing though!
i miss the good times when people used to drill holes in their head....now they'r just staring at phones and not socializing anymore
This was a cool video, man, but it would have been nice to hear about *why* people like Amanda and her mates were drilling holes into their skulls. As I understand it, they're still hoping more research will be done into it, though I must admit, listening to her reasons as to why she thinks it's a beneficial procedure leave a lot to be desired. You'd also think it was incredibly dangerous to have a hole in the skull, but yeah apparently the layer beneath the top part of the skull still protects the brain, and the skin would grow back over the wound pretty quickly anyway (at least, so I believe).
It is medically necessary now and in the past it was to relieve pressure from subdural hematomas due to bleeding and is still done today.
100%. I mention that and heavily point out that there are very legitimate reasons to do this. I just try to point out that doing it for literally any other reason is nonsense. 😊
Love the Monty Python pop up - It's only a flesh wound 😆😆
5:56 Durrdy hurrdy durr hurr
Oh wow I never knew our skulls are like oreos
Also done to relieve pressure from a brain bleed.
Certainly! And I believe I mention that in the video. ☺️
What if they were just drilling holes so they could stick a straw in their head and drink their brain juices? Sorry I just watched that scary/funny Star Trek TNG episode Phantasms.
Open your third eye lmao
"Unfriended" movie brought me here
homunculus moment
As a survivor of trepenation I disagree w your assessment. It is used for hematomas and any pressure build up from head accidents without the reduction of pressure from brain healing the head wouldn’t work properly and send wrong electrical signals to the heart and cause possible heart failure. Brain = battery + Heart = engine.
I run down the legitimate medical uses for it in the video.
If you actually did a successful demo, you'd probably get a lot more views! :-)
If I didn't think it'd be detrimental to later content I'd totally consider it. 😅
What is it for?
Did you watch the video?
@@Inkademic lol I’m slow
DON'T DO THAT
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Billy and Mandy pilot
Bingo.
Anybody else come here from teen wolf
Yeah
Please explain why! :D
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What is in the slightest amusing about this topic? Nothing humorous at all about it.
Dark humor.