Trocar, steel, with cannula

Made:
1881-1930 in Europe
maker:
H. Hauptner
Trocar, steel, with cannula, made by Houptner, incomplete

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Trocar, steel, with cannula, made by Houptner, incomplete, European, 1881-1930

Details

Category:
Surgery
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A620386
Materials:
steel and cannula, metal (nickel plated)
Measurements:
length 118 mm
cannula shaft: diameter 6 mm
cannula shield: width 28 mm
type:
trocars

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