Two plastic laryngoscopes

Made:
1994 in England
Two plastic laryngoscopes

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Two plastic laryngoscopes, one adult and one child size, by Penlon Ltd, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, England, 1994

Adult plastic laryngoscope by Penlon Ltd, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, England, 1994

Adult plastic laryngoscope

1994
Paediatric plastic laryngoscope

Paediatric plastic laryngoscope

1994

Details

Category:
Anaesthesiology
Object Number:
1994-517
type:
laryngoscopes
credit:
Vellacott, W.N.

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