Medicina acum 100 de ani - imagini din arhiva ILN
A crawling experiment at the London Hospital.
Crawling used as an exercise for the treatment of spinal curvature for patients up to the age of sixteen. It was administered three times a week for twenty minutes at a time, helping to strengthen the back.
X-ray protection cabinet.
A photograph of an x-ray in progress where the doctor is protected by a lead lined cabinet. An invention by MM. Radiguet and Massiot, it enabled doctors to control x-rays without exposure to excessive radiation.
Incubators, at the Maternity Hospital, Port Royal, Paris.
A sketch of Mr Tarnier's incubators for babies. The incubator is made of a wooden box with padded sides, for insulation. The box containing the child sits on a compartment of hot water bottles, with a chimney allowing the air to circulate. Thermometers are placed inside the incubator, to aid the nurses in checking that a consistant temperature is maintained.
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Crawling used as an exercise for the treatment of spinal curvature for patients up to the age of sixteen. It was administered three times a week for twenty minutes at a time, helping to strengthen the back.
X-ray protection cabinet.
A photograph of an x-ray in progress where the doctor is protected by a lead lined cabinet. An invention by MM. Radiguet and Massiot, it enabled doctors to control x-rays without exposure to excessive radiation.
Incubators, at the Maternity Hospital, Port Royal, Paris.
A sketch of Mr Tarnier's incubators for babies. The incubator is made of a wooden box with padded sides, for insulation. The box containing the child sits on a compartment of hot water bottles, with a chimney allowing the air to circulate. Thermometers are placed inside the incubator, to aid the nurses in checking that a consistant temperature is maintained.
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