Digital photograph of a collection of miscellaneous surgical instruments arranged on a gray counter. A clear plastic box can also be seen.
ca. 1917
A small collection of miscellaneous surgical instruments donated by John C. Brougher, M.D., in February 1976. The instruments are currently housed in a clear plastic box, measuring 13.7 x 5.7 x 2.3 cm. The collection includes: 1) chrome-plated Salvarsan needle with wire, 2) chrome-plated aspirating and hydrocele trocar and cannula, marked K & D, 3) chrome-plated extension piece for piles, marked "B-D Cuer-lok, pat. pendg," 4) chrome-plated aspirating needle with wire, marked "Yale Rustless, B-D 13, pat. no. 2076121," 5) chrome-plated infusion needle, marked "Yale, B-D & Co.," and 6) a set including a metal needle holder with two chrome-plated infusion needles. The items are generally in good condition.
Medical Museum Collection, Box 37