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Anaesthetic inhalation ampoules, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1935-1
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Anaesthetic inhalation ampoules, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1935-1
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Chloroform was used as an anaesthetic. These crushable ampoules contain the vapour. They are also known as ‘Brisettes’. The ampoules are composed of glass with a protective wrapping of gauze and cotton wool. They were specially prepared for use in midwifery. An ampoule was crushed and chloroform vapour inhaled from the gauze. The Brisettes were made by Macfarlan and Company in Edinburgh. They were supplied by Billings and Sons Limited of Manchester.

maker: Macfarlan and Co., supplier: Billings and Sons Ltd

Place made: Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom, London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

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Keywords: ampoule; anaesthetic; Obstetrics

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  • Photo number: L0065374
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