Amputation saw with wooden handle
Amputation saw with wooden handle
Amputation set
- Made:
- 1850-1871 in Manchester
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Amputation set, cased, by John and William Wood, 74 King Street, Manchester, England, 1850-1871.
Details
- Category:
- Surgery
- Collection:
- Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
- Object Number:
- A500619
- Materials:
- case, wood and case, brass
- Measurements:
-
case: length 415 mm
case: width 188 mm
case: height 82 mm
- type:
- amputation sets
Parts
Two amputation knives with wooden handles
Two amputation knives with wooden handles
Catlin with wooden handle
Catlin with wooden handle
Small amputation saw with movable back
Small amputation saw with movable back
Finger saw
Finger saw
Petit's screw tourniquet
Petit's screw tourniquet
Packet of silk ligature
Packet of silk ligature
- Measurements:
-
packet: length 80 mm
packet: width 23 mm
- Materials:
- packet, paper and ligature, silk
- Object Number:
- A500619 Pt8
- type:
- sutures
Bone cutting forceps
Bone cutting forceps
- Measurements:
-
length 232 mm
width 38 mm
- Materials:
- steel
- Object Number:
- A500619 Pt9
- type:
- bone forceps
Gouge forceps
Gouge forceps
- Measurements:
-
length 161 mm
width 40 mm
- Materials:
- steel
- Object Number:
- A500619 Pt11
- type:
- gouge forceps
Necrosis forceps
Necrosis forceps
- Measurements:
-
length 183 mm
width 42 mm
- Materials:
- steel
- Object Number:
- A500619 Pt12
- type:
- necrosis forceps
