Sphygmomanometer for Boyle's anaesthetic machine
- Materials:
- dial, steel , dial, glass and tube, rubber
- Object Number:
- 1986-1067 Pt1
- type:
- sphygmomanometers
Boyle-type anaesthetic machine, England, 1955-1965
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Boyle's-type anaesthetic machine, with sphygmomanometer
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Boyle's-type anaesthetic machine, with sphygmomanometer
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Boyle's-type anaesthetic machine, with sphygmomanometer
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Boyle's-type anaesthetic machine, with sphygmomanometer
Science Museum Group Collection
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Boyle's-type anaesthetic machine, with sphygmomanometer
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Boyle's-type circle absorber, one canister for ether
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"Bosun" oxygen failure warning device
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Rotameter-type flowmeter, for oxygen, carbon dioxide
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Sphygmomanometer for use on a Boyle's anaesthetic machine
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Boyle's-type circle absorber, one canister for ether
Science Museum Group Collection
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Boyle's-type circle absorber, one canister for ether
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© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum, London
Boyle's-type anaesthetic machine
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Boyle's-type anaesthetic machine, with sphygmomanometer, "Bosun" oxygen failure warning device, flowmeters, fluotec vaporizer, Boyle's-type ether vaporizer, absorber, and accessories, by British Oxygen Company Ltd., 1955-1965
Henry Gaskin Boyle’s 1917 anaesthetic machine was the basis for a range of British anaesthetic machines. This example has meters for measuring gas flow, an oxygen failure warning device and a sphygmomanometer to measure blood pressure. Made by The British Oxygen Co Ltd, the machine was used at Airedale General Hospital, West Yorkshire, England.
Details
- Category:
- Anaesthesiology
- Object Number:
- 1986-1067
- Materials:
- steel and table tops, formica
- Measurements:
-
overall: 1470 mm x 760 mm x 720 mm, 55 kg
base (wheels): 640 mm x 565 mm,
- type:
- anaesthetic machine
- credit:
- Airedale General Hospital
Parts
Oxygen failure warning device for use with anaesthetic machine
Flowmeter for use with Boyle's anaesthetic machine
Fluotec vaporizer for use with Boyle's anaesthetic machine
Ether vaporizer for use with Boyle's anaesthetic machine
Circle absorber for use with anaesthetic machine
