2 diagrams of Russell Brock's (Lord Brock) pulmonary valvulutome in use

Made:
1950
artist:
ST

2 diagrams of Russell Brock's (Lord Brock) pulmonary valvulutome in use, and an infundibular resector in use by S.T., British, 1950 (see stroke records)

medical illustration, gouache, watercolour drawing, diagram of Russell Brock's (Lord Brock) pulmonary valvulutome in use, by S.T., British, 1950

Diagram of Brock's pulmonary valvulutome in use, 1950

1950
Diagram of an Infundibular Resector in use, 1950

Diagram of an Infundibular Resector in use, 1950

1950

Details

Category:
Art
Object Number:
1981-1800
Materials:
paper, mount, cardboard, glass and frame, metal
Measurements:
mounted: length 389 mm
mounted: width 313 mm
type:
diagrams
credit:
Brock, Baron Brock, Russell Claude

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