A stromuhr for measuring blood flow, 1880-1881.

Made:
1880-1895 in Cambridge
maker:
The Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company
Stromuhr, for measuring blood flow, designed by C

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Stromuhr, for measuring blood flow, designed by C. Ludwig, made by The Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co., 1880-1895

Details

Category:
Laboratory Medicine
Object Number:
1994-1282
Materials:
brass and glass
Measurements:
arm: length 200 mm
tube: height 50 mm
tube: width 10 mm
type:
measuring devices, blood-current tension, blood pressure and haemadynamometer
credit:
Department of Physical Sciences

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