Pelvic Tourniquet

Made:: 1851-1920 in London

maker:: Arnold and Sons

Cousin's pelvic tourniquet for amputation at the hip joint

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Cousin's pelvic tourniquet for amputation at the hip joint
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Cousin's pelvic tourniquet for amputation at the hip joint, manufactured by Arnold & Sons, London, 1851-1920. Two wood blocks held apart by springs and adjustable screw

Details

Category:: Surgery

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A600724

Materials:: incomplete, wood (unidentified), leather and steel (metal)

Measurements:: overall: 125 mm x 60 mm x 103 mm,

type:: tourniquet

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