Petit's screw tourniquets
Petit's screw tourniquets
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Licence
Surgical instrument set in a case, manufactured by Laundy
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Musuem
Surgical instrument set in a case, manufactured by Laundy, English, 1783-1843
Details
- Category:
- Surgery
- Collection:
- Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
- Object Number:
- A76114
- Materials:
- incomplete, wood (unidentified), brass (copper, zinc alloy) and velvet
- Measurements:
-
overall (case): 87 mm x 233 mm x 497 mm,
- type:
- surgical instrument sets
- credit:
- Wellcome Trust (Purchased from Stevens)
Parts
Instrument, possibly an aneurism needle
Instrument, possibly an aneurism needle, with ivory handle
Hey's skull saw
Hey's skull saw, with ivory handle
Lenticular with ivory handle
Lenticular with ivory handle
Dental elevator with ivory handle
Dental elevator with ivory handle
Dental key with five interchangable claws and ivory handle
Dental key with five interchangable claws and ivory handle
Dental key with claw that can be rotated to all use on either side of mouth
Dental key with claw that can be rotated to all use on either side of mouth
Gum lancet which folds into tortoiseshell scales
Gum lancet which folds into tortoiseshell scales
Dental forceps with curved jaws
Dental forceps with curved jaws
Dental forceps with straight jaws
Dental forceps with straight jaws
Cranial trephine with two bits
Cranial trephine with two bits
Double-ended skull elevator
Double-ended skull elevator
Metal blade
Metal blade, possibly a suture needle, in tortoiseshell case
Amputation saw with ivory handle
Amputation saw with ivory handle
Finger saw with ivory handle
Finger saw with ivory handle
Eight suture needles in packet
Eight suture needles in packet
Two tentacula with ivory handles
Two tentacula with ivory handles
Catlin with ivory handle
Catlin with ivory handle
Three amputation knives with ivory handles
Three amputation knives with ivory handles
Artery forceps with ivory handle
Artery forceps with ivory handle
Unidentified instrument with ivory handle
Unidentified instrument with ivory handle
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