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Researchers during a routine DNA test on a male Egyptian have made an astonishing discovery after finding a 23cm iron orthopaedic screw inside his knee.
The mummy is thought to have died between the 16th and 11 century BC and the pin is held in place by organic resin, similar to modern bone cement.
Medical experts were so amazed by this discovery they drilled through the bone to allow access for an arthroscopic camera to take a closer look.
This confirmed what they believed was impossible – that this operation was performed over 3,000 years ago …. http://www.express.co.uk