| ANESTHESIA AND PAIN HISTORY RESOURCES ON THE INTERNET From the University of Alabama at Birmingham - This has about everything! Historical Anaesthetic Equipment The NDA Online Anaesthesia Museum The Brian Welsh Memorial Museum of Anaesthesia The Wood Library-Museum of Anesthesiology Entrance to the Vienna Virtual Museum of the History of Anesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine Nurse Anesthesia History from the AANA - Great Link "Discovery of the first volatile anesthesia gas" |  |
 |  |
| Click on Image(s) to Enlarge | |
|---|---|
| These are two anesthesia records from Dr. E.I. McKesson of Toledo, Ohio, circa 1912. The record on the left shows the use of "Ether open mask, 8 layers of gauze, 1 towel around ..." The record on the right shows the use of nitrous oxide anesthesia. Because nitrous cannot produce surgical anesthesia in a non-hypoxic mixture, today we use nitrous as an adjunct to other anesthetics. However, as you can see from the record, nitrous oxide is used with oxygen in a hypoxic mixture (about 90 percent N20 with 10 percent oxygen) in order to produce a satisfactory anesthetic. | |
 |  |
| Photograph taken in Europe by the American Gynecological Club in 1926. The anesthesiologist is using an "Inhaler" device, probably the Ombredanne Inhaler, similar to the one pictured to the right. Professor Ombredonne (France) introduced his Ether Apparatus circa 1870-80 and it was manufactured by various makers into the early 1900's. | |
 |  |
| Mary Fletcher Hospital, Burlington, VT, circa 1910 | Russia, circa 1908 |
| Postcards courtesy of the Zwerdling Nursing Archives | |
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar