Adjustable operating table, London, England, 1936-1951
1936-1951
'Westminster Profound Hypothermia Unit', for cardiac surgery
- maker:
- APV Limited
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LicenseAdjustable operating table by the Genito Urinary Manufacturing
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The Westminster Profound Hypothermia Apparatus for cardiac
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Detail view of the Westminster Profound Hypothermia Unit, c1960
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Westminster profound hypothermia unit
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"The Westminster Profound Hypothermia Unit" for cardiac surgery, developed by Charles Drew at Westminster Hospital, c.1960. The apparatus consists of parts: heat exchanger with blood pumps, and a refrigerating, heating unit, and four metal components.
Details
- Category:
- Surgery
- Object Number:
- 1985-410
- Materials:
- plastic and stainless steel
- type:
- hypothermia unit
