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Cannula, (cuckoo)

Cannula, (cuckoo)

Cannula, (cuckoo)

Cannula, (cuckoo)

Cannula, (cuckoo)

Cannula, (cuckoo)

Three metal canulae

Three metal canulae

Canula, for aspirator

Canula, for aspirator

Cannula, (cuckoo)

Cannula, (cuckoo)

Original Canulla

Original Canulla

Curved metal canula

Curved metal canula

2 venous glass cannulae, from a blood transfusion apparatus believed to be designed by Oswald Hope Robertson during the First World War and made by the General Surgical Co. Ltd., England, 1917-1918. Previously thought to be designed by Geoffrey Keynes.

Cannula from blood transfusion apparatus

Two canulae, for aspirator

Two canulae, for aspirator

Two canulae, for aspirator

Two canulae, for aspirator

Canula with stopcock attached

Canula with stopcock attached

5 canulae, one original and 4 cuckoos

Canulae, one original, four cuckoos

Two canulae, for aspirator

Two canulae, for aspirator

Canula, for aspirator

Canula, for aspirator

Canula, for aspirator

Canula, for aspirator

Three aspirator canulae

Three aspirator canulae

Canula, for aspirator

Canula, for aspirator

Silver cannula, for use with Pearse's bladder trocar, by Mayer and Meltzer, London, 1905

Cannula for use with bladder trocar

1914-1918
Cannula, silver, for use with straight trocar (part 29), by Mayer and Meltzer, London, 1905

Cannula, silver, for use with straight trocar (part 29)

1914-1918