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Spirometer

Emergency Medicine

c.2000

Spirometer, Paris, France, 1876-1900

Clinical Diagnosis

1876-1900

Lowne portable spirometer, London, England, 1880-1890

Clinical Diagnosis

1880-1890

Spirometer, as devised by Louis Casella, after the

Clinical Diagnosis
`Bag in box' portable apparatus for measurement of the transfer factor of the lung, developed by ML Thomson, Department of Applied Physiology, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine for work on lung diseases, particularly asbestosis, 1957-58

`Bag in box' portable apparatus

Public Health & Hygiene
Gaensler spirometer by Poulton, Glamorgan, 1950-1960 with a timing unit, by Venner Electronics Ltd., 1960-1969

Gaensler spirometer

Public Health & Hygiene

1950-1960
Double Benedict recording spirometer (on trolley) which, in conjunction with a Carlens double lumen catheter, allows separate recordings to be made from each lung, by C.F. Palmer (London) Ltd, 1950-1965

Double Benedict recording spirometer

Public Health & Hygiene

1950-1960