O'Dwyers tracheal intubation instrument set, no 3
Maker
Archibald Young
Date
Unknown
Description
O'Dwyer's laryngeal intubation instruments consisting of an introducer, extractor, three brass tubes, two metal rods hinged in the middle, some twine and a case.
Joseph P. O'Dwyer introduced the O'Dwyer tube for laryngeal intubation in patients with an obstructed larynx in 1885. It soon replaced tracheostomy as an emergency diphtheric intubation method.
See full details
Object detail
metal imprint/maker's mark ▫ other components stamped: '3'
maker's mark ▫ case marked: 'ARCHD YOUNG, 31 FORREST ROAD, EDINBURGH.'
Do you know something about this object?
Be the first to comment on this object record.