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Surgical, Amputation, and Neurosurgical Cased SetsSets from the 1700's to early 1900's |
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As surgical procedures became more technically feasible due to anesthesia in the 1840's, surgical sets become more complex. Many of the sets featured on this page are European in origin and reflect the high degree of craftsmanship and the technically advanced state of the surgical arts. As horrifying as it may seem to most lay people, opening the skull is a skill which has been practiced for centuries. The high degree of technical sophistication developed in the 1700's can be seen in the neurosurgical sets shown on this page. |
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c.1870, Exhibition set by Aubry, Paris, Fr. Click here to see extensive photos of this ivory and gold set.
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c. 1840 English set by Weiss. Owned by John Bostock of the Scots Fuselier Guards deputy Surgeon General of Britain in the 1870's. |
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| c. 1730 Neuro set in fishskin case by Stanton, English. |
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c. 1870 Large set by Mathieu, Paris. Includes
instruments of many specialties including dentistry.
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| c. 1750, urology set with gorgets and stone extractors |
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c. 1770, neurology set Beautiful case with gilding. |
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c. 1870's ivory set is by Mathieu, Paris
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