Electrocardiograph machine

Made:
1945-1952 in London

Electrocardiograph machine, portable and with own trolley and accessories, 4-lead model, recordings made on photographic paper, by General Radiological Ltd., London, 1945-1952

Details

Category:
Clinical Diagnosis
Object Number:
1980-698
Materials:
casing, metal and knobs, plastic
Measurements:
length 680 mm
height 1130 mm
width 400 mm
type:
electrocardiograph machines
credit:
Middlesex Hospital Medical School

Parts

Tube of electrode contact jelly by General Rodiological Ltd, 1950-1965

Tube of electrode contact jelly by General Rodiological Ltd

Tube of electrode contact jelly by General Rodiological Ltd, 1950-1965

Object Number:
1980-698 Pt1
type:
electrode jellies
Two Ever-Ready batteries, AD32, for use with ECG machine

Two Ever-Ready batteries

Two Ever-Ready batteries, AD32, for use with ECG machine

Object Number:
1980-698 Pt2
type:
batteries
Electrical wires and cables for use with ECG machine

Electrical wires and cables for use with ECG machine

Electrical wires and cables for use with ECG machine

Object Number:
1980-698 Pt3
type:
electric cables

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