Enlarged Cardiac Muscle Model Myocardium Cell Human Anatomical Medical Equipment. Item Name: Cardiac muscle. This is enlarged cardiac muscle model.
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Comments Off | October 8th, 2024
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This vintage anatomy board set is a must-have for medical students and professionals alike. Featuring the nervous and digestive systems, this 2-board set is perfect for visualizing and learning about the human body. Made by Hubbard Scientific, a trusted brand in medical equipment, these boards are sure to be a valuable addition to any collection. Measuring 18 x 24 inches, these boards are perfect for displaying on a wall or in a classroom. The intricate details of the nervous and digestive systems are sure to impress and provide a comprehensive understanding of the human body. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your medical education or professional practice.
Posted in human | Comments Off | June 5th, 2024
I exhausted my resources searching the internet for this instrument. The only thing I found was a photo of the exact one in the Institute Of Evolutionary Medicine at the University Of Zurich, in their Medical Instrument Collection. I reached out to them to see if they could help me identify what I had. Fine Arts with the Medical Collection And Human Remains Collection responded with this answer. It was used to produce the thinnest slices of human organ preparations. A sample of the organ in question was introduced into the tubular element of the microtome and very sharp blades were then used to cut thin slices off the sample by moving it upwards inside the tube. Then the slides would be analyzed microscopically. It comes with a wooden case(the one in Zurich did not have a case). The microtome measures 4 ¼” wide by 3 ½” deep and stands 4? High. The box measures 5″ wide by 4 3/15″ deep and 5 ½ high. There is a chip in the black plate on the top and there is discoloration to the brass, these flaws are expected because of the age and use. This would make a wonderful addition to your antique medical equipment collection, as it is a rare find.
Posted in 19th | Comments Off | April 14th, 2024
I exhausted my resources searching the internet for this instrument. The only thing I found was a photo of the exact one in the Institute Of Evolutionary Medicine at the University Of Zurich, in their Medical Instrument Collection. I reached out to them to see if they could help me identify what I had. Fine Arts with the Medical Collection And Human Remains Collection responded with this answer. It was used to produce the thinnest slices of human organ preparations. A sample of the organ in question was introduced into the tubular element of the microtome and very sharp blades were then used to cut thin slices off the sample by moving it upwards inside the tube. Then the slides would be analyzed microscopically. It comes with a wooden case(the one in Zurich did not have a case). The microtome measures 4 ¼” wide by 3 ½” deep and stands 4? High. The box measures 5″ wide by 4 3/15″ deep and 5 ½ high. There is a chip in the black plate on the top and there is discoloration to the brass, these flaws are expected because of the age and use. This would make a wonderful addition to your antique medical equipment collection, as it is a rare find.
Posted in very | Comments Off | April 14th, 2024
From a acupuncture’s doctors office late 1960′s vintage Human Ear Hands Acupuncture Medical Equipment Acupuncture Points lot.
Posted in vintage | Comments Off | December 31st, 2023
From a acupuncture’s doctors office late 1960′s vintage Human Ear Hands Acupuncture Medical Equipment Acupuncture Points lot.
Posted in vintage | Comments Off | December 17th, 2023
From a acupuncture’s doctors office late 1960′s vintage Human Ear Hands Acupuncture Medical Equipment Acupuncture Points lot.
Posted in vintage | Comments Off | December 8th, 2023
This is enlarged cardiac muscle model.
Posted in enlarged | Comments Off | December 7th, 2023
This is enlarged cardiac muscle model.
Posted in enlarged | Comments Off | November 11th, 2023
