Canula Collection

Blood Transfusion: blood flowed from arm of donor, left, into cup, and was then pumped from the bottom of cup
530640 Blood Transfusion: blood flowed from arm of donor, left, into cup, and was then pumped from the bottom of cup and forced through canula into patient

Fouberts surgical operation to remove a bladder stone: Mr Fouberts scalpel 1, flexible canula 2 and mark on the perineum for the external incision

Person-to person blood transfusion, 1833. In Reads method depicted here, blood from the donor is passed through a pumped and forced into recipients arm via a canula

Blood transfusion, c1880. Blood flows from the arm of the donor (left) into a cup, and is then pumped from the bottom of the cup and forced through a canula into the patient

Person-to-person blood transfusion. In Reads method depicted here, blood from the donor is passed through a pumped and forced into recipients arm via a canula

Blood Transfusion: blood flowed from arm of donor, left, into cup, and was then pumped from the bottom of cup and forced through canula into patient

Cannula training C013 / 7576
Cannula training. Close-up of a dummy arm with a cannula inserted. This dummy is used to practice inserting cannulas. A cannula is a combination of a hollow needle with a tube inside

Hip fracture surgery C013 / 4945
Hip fracture surgery. Close up of a cannula in the hand of a patient undergoing surgery to fix a hip fracture using a cannulated hip screw (CHS)

Hip fracture surgery C013 / 4944
Hip fracture surgery. Close up of a cannula in the leg of a patient undergoing surgery to fix a hip fracture using a cannulated hip screw (CHS)

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"Discover the fascinating history of canulas, from Fouberts groundbreaking surgical operation to remove a bladder stone in the 1800s, where a canula was used for urinary drainage, to the first person-to-person blood transfusion in 1833, depicted here in the Read method with a canula connecting the donor and recipient. Fast forward to the late 1800s, where canulas played a crucial role in blood transfusions, with blood flowing from the donor's arm to the recipient. Today, canulas continue to be essential medical tools, as seen in hip fracture surgeries, where they facilitate the administration of anesthesia and fluid replacement." #HistoricalCanulas #MedicalHistory #FoubertsOperation #BloodTransfusion #Cannulas #HipFractureSurgery #MedicalEquipment #HealthcareHistory #NursingHistory #MedicalInnovations #Anesthesia #FluidReplacement #SurgicalProcedures #MedicalAdvancements #MedicalTechnology #Healthcare #MedicalEducation #MedicalTraining #C013 #7576 #4944 #4945