Sir Percivall Pott: A Stalwart Contributor to the World of Surgery.

Sir Percivall Pott (1714-1788) was a prominent English surgeon renowned for his substantial contributions to surgery and orthopedics. His career began with the preparation of cadavers for dissection under Edward Nourse, where he studied anatomy. Among his many significant contributions, Pott advocated for limb-preserving techniques over radical methods such as amputation.

Synthesis and antibacterial activity of carvacryl ethers.

Structural modifications of phenolic monoterpenoid obtained by reacting carvacrol with various substituted alpha-chloro acetanilides, to improve biological activities which give the product with better yield and higher purity under mild reaction conditions with the help of microwave irradiation techniques.