Obsidian possibly used in trephination experiments
1918-1920
Frame for Leksell Stereotactic System
1992-1999
Mounted set of Hagedorn's suture needles
1880-1920
Amputation saw, Europe, 1501-1600
1501-1600
Pneumothorax apparatus for injecting gas into the thoracic cavity in order to collapse the lung
1901-1930
Small amputation saw by Braun, c.1730
1701-1800
Titanium prosthesis joint, developed at Redhill and Dorking Hospital Orthopaedic Research Units
1900-1992
Richet-type forceps
1851-1900
Pathologists' brain knife
circa 2016
Yellow pathologists' sponge
circa 2016
Electric bone saw
circa 2016
Specimen containers
circa 2016
Surgical post-mortem needles
circa 2016
PM 40 and disposable scalpel
circa 2016
Four scalpels and a hernia bistoury in case
1901-1930
Carton of silkworm gut ligature
1915-1953
Skull saw, part of trephination set
1771-1830
Cranial trephine
1771-1830
Glassware from Carrel's apparatus for sterilizing wounds
1914-1918
Carton of green silkworm gut ligature
Copy of the citation given to Hayley Jordan
2016
3D printed model of child's abdomen
2015
Patient side cart, from da Vinci® Classic surgical system
1999-2001
Surgeon console, from da Vinci® Classic surgical system
1999-2001
Catgut suture
1875
Tire fonds, part of trephination set
1771-1830
Lenticular, part of trephination set
1771-1830
Earthenware plate, depicting the circumcision of Jesus
1701-1800
Needle holder for general surgical use
1981-1990
Hip replacement joint, United States, 1998
1998
Arc for Leksell Stereotactic System, Sweden, 1992-1999
1992-1999
Vitallium total hip prosthesis with curved standard stem and studded cup
1970-1985
Plastic syringe containing liquid collagen for cosmetic/plastic surgery, Europe, 2000
2000
Vitallium hip prosthesis with curved slender stem
1980-1985
White pathologists' wellington boots
circa 2016
Petit type tourniquet
1701-1800
Trephine, in form of bow-drill shaft
1900-1915
Cocked hat worn by French military surgeon
1790-1831
Bullet extractor
1601-1700
Brace and bit cranial trephine
1701-1800
Amputation saw by Stodart, London c.1800
1750-1850
Hacksaw-shaped amputation saw
1701-1800
Scales used in mortuary
1950
Modular hip prosthesis with textured femoral stem to aid bone grafting
1900-1992
Duplicate of the pin badge medal with the words 'Add Life
Display set of six safety pins, England, 1910-1937
1910-1937
Hip joint replacement, United States, 1998
1998
Replacement hip joint, United States, 1998
1998
Hip prosthesis
1958-1960
Waxed post-mortem thread
circa 2016