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Mutter Museum
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
for the average minded normal person this museum is gross. to someone involved in the medical field its a trip back in time, a teaching tool and visual discription of the unimagionable abnormalities that they may never see or experience. to see how far science and medicine have come in such a relatively short time is to say the lest amazing. the tools that were once considered state of the art. look barbaric. and yet some are basically the same. a student of medicine or just the curious can examine the medical tools used just a few decades before them and marvel at how far things have come or have they.
Pros: focused, interesting, a good experience
Cons: limited interest, exhibit areas small, parking lousy
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