Surgery | Edinburgh (Scotland) |
Found in 43 Collections and/or Records:
Material relating to named patient [1], c.1940
Black and white photograph of a named patient, two photographs of human tissue taken from the spine, a pencil drawing of a procedure on the spine, a diagram showing part of the spinal cord, and two paper notes titles 'Spinal'. Folder titled 'Drawing after foerster - pain and other tracts of spinal cord.' The file also contains fragments from the folder that orignally held the material.
Operations of choice diagrams, c.1953
Photographs of named patient, c.1950
Small envelope with six photographs of a named patient: 2 side profile, 2 portrait and 2 undergoing a procedure.
Photographs of surgical procedure, c.1938
Envelope containing 22 photographs of a surgical operation beuing undertaken on the brain of an unidentified patient.
Procedure board [1], c.1953
Series of five illustrations demonstrating a procedure to remove an aneurysm in the brain. Labelled A to E. Illustrations show the stages involved in the removal of a complex intracranial aneurysm. A) overall view of the patient's head and the planned line of surgical incision, B) craniotomy has been performed to reveal the blood vessels on the surface of the brain, C, D, and E) ligation of blood vessels supplying the aneurysm to facilitate removal.
Procedure board [2], c.1953
Series of four illustrations demonstrating a procedure for an aneurysm in the brain.Having exposed the brain with a craniotomy, the drawings illustrate how the brain tissue above the abnormality is retracted using surgical instruments to expose the aneurysm.
Procedure board [3], c.1953
Depicts surgical exploration of the left superior lateral orbit. A craniotomy has been performed and the frontal lobe has been elevated with retractors. Titled on back as 'Orbit. - Surgical Exp. Supero. Lat.'
Procedure board [4], c.1953
Five drawings on one sheet, depicting a surgical procedure for aneurysm.
Procedure board [5], c.1953
Four drawings on a single page depicting the method of accessing and ligating an intracranial aneurysm; 1) overall view of head and planned surgical incision points indicated, 2 & 3) craniotomy + retraction of the brain to reveal the aneurysm underneath, 4) close-up view of method of ligating aneurysm.
Procedure board: step II, c.1953
Single illustration demonstrating a craniotomy performed above the location of the aneurysm. The meninges have been pulled back to reveal the aneurysm. Numbered II.