#32 Trauma surgery Electropathology- the pathology of electricity

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Join Martin Brand as he interviews electricity guru, Professor Ryan Blumenthal, Forensic pathologist at the University of Pretoria. Professor Blumenthal has a deep interest in electricity and how it casues trauma, from your kitchen kettle to high voltage power lines, many of the myths of electricity are debunked in this episode.

Season 1 / Episode 32 20 Sep 2021 English South Africa Natural Sciences · Education

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