Educational review of Perioperative Medicine for the Junior Clinician

Corrugated fiberboard, most commonly known as cardboard, was invented in 1874. Before this time, manufacturers used sturdy wooden boxes for shipment of wholesale items to retailers. Our industrious forefathers in the 18th and 19th centuries did not see those wooden crates as an object to be discarded but as a spark to ignite reform, change, and progress (or at least irritate passers-by). While cardboard might have robbed us of the opportunity to participate in the original application of this great change force, we still have the linguistic remnant in our vocal armamentarium: the soapbox.

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