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Description: | The University's Surgery collection spans medical instruments and samples. The majority of the collection was donated by Professor Sir Alexander Ogston upon his death in 1929. His collection was amassed not only in the North-East but world-wide. John Stewart Milne donated a number of replicas of Roman/Greek Medical instruments possibly from copies of instruments found in Pompeii. These Replicas include: probes (various); needle holders; speculums; tweezers and various domestic medical instruments. The Marischal Museum collection is closely associated with the collections of the Anatomy and Pathology department.
Super collection: Marischal Museum.
Objects: ophthalmoscope; amputation kit; lithotrite; hysterotome or basilyst; trepanning set; bullet extractor; syringe; bullet scoop; phlebotomy set; gourd; drill; vaginal speculum; bleeding cup; wound cleaner; enema nozzle; pliers; traction hook; forceps; scalpel; needle; haemorrhoidal crushing clamp; mouth gag; urethrotome; syme's staff; otis urethrometer; lithotome bistoury; blades; swab; thermometer; genito urinary tubes; laryngotomy tube; bivalve tracheotomy; catheter; stone crusher; female lithotomy staff; cystoscope; lancet; mould; tourniquet, trephine; proctoscope; sphygmomanometer; pharmaceutical sample; skull; dental key. | Source: | University of Aberdeen | Address: | King's College,
AB24 3FX | Identifier: | ABDUA:CLD31 | Go to resource |
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