The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 114
sed by a screw cap through which water is introduced into the water-tight chamber ; on the outside is a thermometer, the curved bulb of which lies in the chamber, and by which the temperature of the water is regulated. In the interior is an inverted cone gilded on the exposed surface, into which… … HOT WATER COM PART M ENT . The syringe is of glass, five inches long by one inch in width, metal bound with hard rubber at each end, holding two ounces, with a tapering rubber nozzle one and a half inches in length. The canulas are blunt steel tubes, two inches long and one-twentieth of an inch in…
Medicine
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