Pugh type orthoptoscope devised by Mary Pugh of Moorfield's Eye Hospital

Made:: 1933 in London

maker:: Theodore Hamblin

Pugh type orthoptoscope devised by Mary Pugh of Moorfield's Eye Hospital, by Theodore Hamblin, London, 1933. Used for observation, measurement and correction of eye squints

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Category:: Optics

Object Number:: 1976-381

type:: orthoptoscope

credit:: Russell, A.

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Pugh type orthoptoscope devised by Mary Pugh of Moorfield's Eye Hospital

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