Double-ended trepanning lever

Made:: 1601-1700

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Double-ended trepanning lever, incised grooves on lifting edges
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Double-ended trepanning lever, incised grooves on lifting edges, Florentine, from Rossi collection, 17th century

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Category:: Surgery

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A610716

Materials:: steel (metal) and complete

Measurements:: overall: 145 mm
overall (small end): 6 mm
overall (large end): 8 mm

type:: levers

credit:: Rossi

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Double-ended trepanning lever

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