Liston's artery forceps
Liston's artery forceps, steel, by gardner of Edinburgh
- Object Number:
- A635931 Pt1
- type:
- artery forceps
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Surgical instrument set, pocket, in leather roll, complete, inscribed Mtthew Hay, by Gardner, 45 South Bridge, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1831-1870.
Details
- Category:
- Surgery
- Collection:
- Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
- Object Number:
- A635931
- type:
- surgical instrument sets
Parts
Combined abscess knife and gum lancet
Combined abscess knife and gum lancet, steel and tortoiseshell, by Gardner of Edinburgh
- Object Number:
- A635931 Pt2
- type:
- abscess knife
Bistoury, straight and pointed
Bistoury, straight and pointed, steel and tortoiseshell, by Gardner of Edinburgh
- Object Number:
- A635931 Pt4
- type:
- bistouries
Combined vectis and strabismus hook
Combined vectis and strabismus hook, steel, by Young of Edinburgh, late 19th century
- Object Number:
- A635931 Pt5
- type:
- ophthalmic vectis
Trocar and cannula
Trocar and cannula, steel, in ivory container
- Object Number:
- A635931 Pt9
- type:
- trocars
Director and scoop
Director and scoop
- Object Number:
- A635931 Pt11
Bistoury, curved and pointed
Bistoury, curved and pointed, steel and tortoiseshell, by Gardner of Edinburgh
- Object Number:
- A635931 Pt13
- type:
- bistouries
Bistoury, curved and blunt
Bistoury, curved and blunt, steel and tortoiseshell, by Gardner of Edinburgh
- Object Number:
- A635931 Pt14
- type:
- bistouries
Nasal forceps
Nasal forceps, steel, by Gardner of Edinburgh
- Object Number:
- A635931 Pt15
- type:
- nasal forceps
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