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strangeremains: “ Skull, found in France, with a knife still embedded it it. The skull belonged to a Roman solider who died during the Gallic Wars, ca. 52BC. It was on display at the Museo Rocsen in...
X-ray of Child
X-ray machines were invented in 1895. They were used to try to diagnose TB. This X-ray shows a tuberculosis patient. It came from Babies Hospital on Wrightsville Sound, near Wilmington. Date: March 31, 1930 CFM 1980.007.0010 Gift of Mollie Stanley
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Before the availability of the tape recorder and during the 1950s, when vinyl was scarce, people in the Soviet Union began making records of banned Western music on discarded x-rays. With the help of...
The Hermitage
Rima Staines is an artist using paint, wood, word, music, animation, puppetry & story to attempt to...
Sutured Infection
An appreciative and varied trove of things historical, medical, and unusual.
When X-rays were given in shoe stores
History contains many examples of medical functions performed by frighteningly unqualified people. Barbers once were also dentists. Whoever was the oldest lady in the village was also a midwife. And x-rays were shot through children's feet - by shoe store attendants.
The foot x ray machine at the shoe shop!
Biomedical Ephemera, or: A Frog for Your Boils: Photo
A blog for all biological and medical ephemera, from the age of Abraham through the era of medical quackery and cure-all nostrums. Featuring illustrations, history, and totally useless trivia from the diverse realms of nature and medicine. Buy me a coffee so I can stay up and keep the lights on around here! Biomedical Ephemera by Arallyn is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. See a random post!
X-ray shoe fitter, c. 1920-1950. Collection of the International Museum of Surgical Science, Chicago.
In 1903, Great Ormond Street Hospital acquired its first X-ray machine and opened its first Radiography Unit #GOSHistory
New "Camera" Makes X-Ray Movies - Popular Science (Jul, 1939)
Old Timey X-Ray
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This is one of several photos taken at Lancaster General Hospital in the late 1940s promoting its variety of services. Here a young patient with an arm injury is preparing for an X-ray.
This is one of several photos taken at Lancaster General Hospital in the late 1940s promoting its variety of services. Here a young patient with an arm injury is preparing for an X-ray.
Anatomical Practice – Skeleton on Show AA&ADA Fair Melbourne
Articulated carved oak skeleton made circa 1680 [substantially brightened because for some weird reason, it was pinning so dark you could hardly see it]