Surgery | Edinburgh (Scotland) |
Found in 43 Collections and/or Records:
Procedure board: step VI, c.1953
Single illustration demonstrating successfully resected aneurysm.. Numbered VI.
Procedure board: steps III, IV and V, c.1953
Series of three drawings depicting the ligation of the vessels supplying the aneurysm. Numbered III, IV and V. Accompanied by note, "C.A.F Series. Slide 313 CAF1."
Procedure drawings [3], c.1940
Three drawings on one page showing the steps involved in the removal of a pituitary tumour which is pressing on the optic chiasm. 1) drawing showing the outline of the planned craniotomy over the orbit, 2) retraction of the pia matter and the frontal lobe to allow access to the mass, 3) post-removal of the mass.
Procedure drawings [4], c.1940
Series of four drawings showing the removal of a fluid filled sac above and within the pituitary fossa. Firstly the sac is drained, and then removed via frontal craniotomy.
Procedure drawings [8], c.1940
Two drawings of a brain labelled '1. Normal' and '2', placed next to a a third drawing of a procedure on a brain. Drawings 1 and 2 depict the recesses of the brain in which CSF circulates. Drawing 3 depicts a craniotomy to treat an unknown pathology.
Procedure drawings [9], c.1940
Procedure drawings [10], c.1940
Single surgical illustration of a frontosphenotemporal craniotomy to access a pituitary adenoma.
Procedure drawings [11], c.1940
Sagittal view of the brain depicting a fluid filled cyst above the pituitary (possibly haemorrhagic pituitary adenoma or Rathke cleft cyst). Subsequent drawings show cyst drainage and removal via frontosphenotemporal craniotomy.
Procedure drawings [12], c.1940
Lateral view of the right hemisphere; a craniotomy has been performed to expose the brain around the central sulcus. Drawings depict two areas of abnormality on the surface of the brain adjacent to the central sulcus. The exact pathology and the procedure depicted are unknown.