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King Edward VII at National Hospital

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King Edward VII at National Hospital

King Edward VII inspects electrical medical apparatus at the National Hospital for the paralysed and epileptic. Date: November 1909

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Apparatus Electrical Epileptic Nervous Paralysed System Visiting Visits


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In this historic photograph, King Edward VII is seen inspecting advanced electrical medical apparatus during a visit to the National Hospital for the Paralysed and Epileptic in November 1909. The King, dressed in a formal suit and top hat, is intently examining a piece of equipment with the assistance of a medical professional. The National Hospital, founded in 1854, was one of the first institutions in the world dedicated to the treatment of paralysis and epilepsy, two conditions that were poorly understood at the time. King Edward VII's interest in the hospital and its work was personal, as his wife, Queen Alexandra, was a patron and had been a frequent visitor since the 1870s. The King's visit was significant as it helped to raise awareness of the hospital and its work, as well as providing much-needed funding for new equipment and facilities. The electrical apparatus in the photograph is a testament to the hospital's commitment to using the latest technology to treat its patients. At the time, electrical therapy was a popular treatment for nervous system conditions, and the National Hospital was at the forefront of this innovative approach. The King's visit demonstrates the importance of royal patronage in the development of medical institutions and the advancement of medical knowledge and treatment. This photograph is a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering a unique insight into the role of the monarchy in British society and the history of medical care for those with paralysis and epilepsy. The image is a reminder of the progress that has been made in the treatment of these conditions, as well as the ongoing importance of medical research and innovation.

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