MARC record for Scoop Trocar
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Dates:1871-1909
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245 10 $a[Scoop trocar] $h[realia].
260 -- $a[S.l : $bs.n., $c ca. 1871-1909?]
300 -- $a1 trocar (1 trocar with attached handle, 1 cannula
with attached scoop): $bsteel, nickel-plated brass,
wood, tin?; $c13.5 x 0.3175 cm dia.
500 -- Title taken from reference literature..
510 4- The mechanics of surgery / by Charles Truax.
-- Chicago: [s.n.], 1899. $c p. 208, fig. 382.
510 4- The George P. Pilling & Son Company catalog of instruments
and apparatus for surgeons and hospitals. -- Edition of
1932-1933. -- Philadelphia: George P. Pilling & Son,
c1932. $c Not dissimilar to p. 214, fig. P13703.
520 -- Trocar. Non-removable 7.4 cm. x 1/8" dia. straight
cylindrical steel shaft terminates in a triangular point;
proximal end of shaft fixed in cylindrical wooden handle
with bulbous proximal end by nickel-plated brass ferrule;
6.2 cm. cannula is tin(?), leaves point exposed at distal
end, and terminates at proximal end with 2.6 cm. scoop.
590 -- Truax notes (p. 209) that "the better class of these
instruments is equipped with a metallic cap." If such a cap
was originally supplied, it is now missing.
650 -2 Catheterization$xInstrumentation
690 -2 Suction$xInstrumentation
740 0- Trocar. $h[realia]
740 0- Trocar and cannula. $h[realia]
773 1- $7nnra $t[Amputating and minor operating case] $w000000
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