Anaesthetic inhaler.
- Made:
- 1860-1920 in Newcastle upon Tyne and Europe
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Inhaler with adjustable air/ether ratio for ether anaesthesia, European, 1860-1920
The inhaler on the left (inventory number A625265) is a type invented by Edward William Murphy (1802-1877) Professor of Midwifery at UCH, Ireland. The inhaler is for administrating chloroform anaesthesia in midwifery and is composed mostly of brass. Coxeter, London, made it. The inhaler on the right (A625280) is for ether anaesthesia and can be adjusted to vary the air/ether ratio. It is European.
Details
- Category:
- Anaesthesiology
- Collection:
- Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
- Object Number:
- A625280
- type:
- inhalers
