Handle, needles and electrodes for surgical diathermy

Made:: 1900-1933 in Berlin

Handle, needles and electrodes for surgical diathermy, in case
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Handle, needles and electrodes for surgical diathermy, in case, owned and used by Dr. K.F. Nagelschmidt, who coined the term "diathermy", by Louis and H. Loewenstein, Berlin, 1900-1933

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Category:: Surgery

Object Number:: 1989-793

Materials:: needles & handles, plastic, needles & handles, brass, needles & handles, nickel-plated brass, needles & handles, steel, case, wood and case, metal

Measurements:: case: length 174 mm
case: depth 85 mm
case: height 30 mm

type:: galvano-cautery apparatus

credit:: Plessner, K.W.

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Handle, needles and electrodes for surgical diathermy

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