Jar containing sterilized suture silk immersed in phenol solution

Made:: 1920-1940 in New York

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Jar containing sterilized suture silk immersed in phenol
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Jar containing sterilized suture silk immersed in phenol solution, by Seabury and Johnson, New York, U.S.A., 1920-1940

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Category:: Surgery

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A625336

Materials:: jar, glass, jar, metal, lid and thread, silk

type:: sutures

credit:: Loan, Wellcome Trust

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Jar containing sterilized suture silk immersed in phenol solution

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