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* None of the workers sell any medical equipment. | * None of the workers sell any medical equipment. | ||
* Several operating theatres of medieval and renaissance Europe were located in churches. [https://oldoperatingtheatre.com/ The London Operating Theatre] is located in the attic above the apse of the church of St Thomas' Hospital, which gives it a natural semi-circular shape. Interestingly, the Brynn Cathedral has a square apse, but the theatre is still U-shaped. | * Several operating theatres of medieval and renaissance Europe were located in churches. [https://oldoperatingtheatre.com/ The London Operating Theatre] is located in the attic above the apse of the church of St Thomas' Hospital, which gives it a natural semi-circular shape. Interestingly, the Brynn Cathedral has a square apse, but the theatre is still U-shaped. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:01, 12 October 2023
The Brynn Hospital is located beneath it's Cathedral. Its staffed by three University students, a female physician, and is currently accomodating three patients.
Notes
- None of the workers sell any medical equipment.
- Several operating theatres of medieval and renaissance Europe were located in churches. The London Operating Theatre is located in the attic above the apse of the church of St Thomas' Hospital, which gives it a natural semi-circular shape. Interestingly, the Brynn Cathedral has a square apse, but the theatre is still U-shaped.