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	Browsing item(s) in Images of Health Sciences in Arkansas History\nFinding Aids\nCampus Publications\nUAMS Informational Posters\nOral History Recordings\nMystery Photos\nHistories & Biographies (secondary sources)\nManuscripts (primary sources)\nEphemera\n results 1-20 of 658 item(s)  page 1 of 33 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject (Library of Congress/MeSH): Description of content: 1. U.S.N. field surgeon pocket instrument case United States Navy field surgeon pocket instrument case made of canvas. Case includes eight instruments (four of which are in a metal insert) and an unopened vial of Thermo-flex catgut sutures manufactured... 2. Glass syringe Glass syringe with a green tint. 3. Doctor's bag Leather doctor's bag, empty. Marked EmDee by Schell, Patent #2293363. Has a diamond shaped metal clasp. 4. Young's rectal dilator, ca1925 Rectal dilators provided an alternative to surgery for rectal diseases. In the 1920s, these items were sold in boxed sets in drug stores by prescription only. 5. Pocket baby scale, ca 1912 Pocket baby scale, used for weighing infants. Stamped: Pat. Feb. 13, 1912; Not for use in legal trade; and a diamond shape with the letter C in the middle of it. 6. Analysis unit Analysis unit model L-75D Serial 6015. 7. Exsecting set, ca1861-1865 Exsecting set, ca1861-1865. Instruments in a mahogany case lined with red fabric. The instrument with the chain, located in the lower left corner of the upper section, is an Edward's chain ecraseur. Using... 8. Microtome section knives Two section knives (or razors) for a microtome. Blade is concave on one side and straight on the other. Stamped on the handles: HAJEK WIEN. The design of the handle allowed the knife or razor to be clamped... 9. Surgical instrument set 10. Doctor's bag with instruments Leather doctor's bag (poor condition) containing numerous medical instruments. 11. Vaginal pessaries One pessary of gold metal; one pessary of leather. A vaginal pessary is a device inserted into the vagina to support prolapsed pelvic organs. The gold pessary was removed from an 85 year old patient in... 12. Glass syringe Glass syringe 5.25. Stamped: G1187 13. Dissection kit Dissection instruments in a metal case. Case has a leather carrying pouch with a clasp closure. 14. Specimen slides in a case Case manufactured by Braun-Knecht-Heimann Company of San Francisco (identified by a tag on the front of the case). Slides were created by Dr. Frederick Henry Krock, possibly when was a medical student.... 15. Doctor's surgical bag, circa 1886 Bag contains a jar of catgut ligatures by Johnson & Johnson, Aceptisope by Tilden Co., one glass vial of drainage tubes by Armstrong & Co., twisted silk by Seabury & Johnson, a cylindrical metal container,... 16. Hirschowitz Gastroduodenal Fiberscope Hirschowitz Gastroduodenal Fiberscope in a light colored wooden case. 17. A2009-013 18. Leather instrument case, ca1897-1900 Leather (exterior and interior) instrument case, 1897-1900, empty. Written inside lid of case in ink: John R. Dibrell-Prize- Awarded by Dr. F. Vinsonhaler to the student passing the best examination in... 19. John Emerson Davis, PhD Candid photo of John Emerson Davis, PhD. Dr. Davis was a faculty member in both the Department of Physiology and the Department of Pharmacology from 1942-1949. 20. Johnson Thermator Johnson Thermator and Direction Book. The device is a metal cylindrical object with soft wires attached to each end. Metal disks are attached to the ends of the wires. The straps for attaching disks to... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-20 of 658 item(s)  page 1 of 33 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next
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