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Teaching watercolor of a femoral hernia in a female patient
After Thomas George Morton's The surgical anatomy of the principal regions of the human body, The Groin, plate 6
Teaching watercolor of a dissection of the neck showing muscles and blood vessels
Possibly after plate 17 of an unknown work
Teaching watercolor of a dissection of the inguinal region
After Thomas George Morton's The surgical anatomy of the principal regions of the human body, Inguinal Herniae, plate II
Teaching watercolor of a dissected inguinal hernia sacs in a female
After J. B. D. Demeaux's Recherches sur l'evolution du sac herniaire suivies de considerations chirurgicales sur les complications auxelles il pent donner lieu, plate 3
Teaching watercolor of a dislocation of the sternal end of the clavicle and a dislocation of the humerus at the shoulder
After Astley Cooper's A treatise on dislocations and fractures of the joints (A New Edition, Much Enlarged, 1842), page 351, and Fractures of the bones of the extremities by the same author, plate 29
Teaching watercolor of a dislocation of the scapular extremity of the clavicle and a partial dislocation of the shoulder
After Astley Cooper's A treatise on dislocations and fractures of the joints (A New Edition, Much Enlarged, 1842), pages 357 and 406
Teaching watercolor of a diseased skull
Possibly from a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of a deformity of the arm caused by a severe burn, and the results of corrective surgery on the same arm
After Jacques D. Lebaudy's The anatomy of the regions interested in the surgical operations performed upon the human body, plate 18
Teaching watercolor of a damaged skull
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of a congenital hernia and an infantile hernia in male subjects
After Thomas George Morton's The surgical anatomy of the principal regions of the human body, Inguinal Herniae, pages 281 and 284
Teaching watercolor of a cartilaginous tumor of the humerus
After Edward Stanley's Illustrations of the effects of disease and injury of the bones, plate 19
Teaching watercolor of a bone tumor and a microscopic view of the tissue
Possibly from local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor comparing the break of a human humerus at the sixth week of recovery to three broken dog tibias on the tenth and eighteenth days of recovery
After Edward Stanley's Illustrations of the effects of disease and injury of the bones, plates 23 and 24
Stretcher carried into a building from the sidewalk
From a box of 25 lantern slides from Harvey Cushing's service with U. S. Army Base Hospital, number 5. Made by Weeke's Manufacturing Co., 181 Tremont St., Boston, Massachusetts.
Street side fa
From a set of two boxes of lantern slides by Dr. Robert Battey Greenough, covering his service in 1915 with the First Harvard Unit and the American Ambulance in France during World War I.
Street corner by cathedral
From a set of two boxes of lantern slides by Dr. Robert Battey Greenough, covering his service in 1915 with the First Harvard Unit and the American Ambulance in France during World War I.
Stella musculosa nuchae
Border lines of knowledge, in some provinces of medical science is a published and somewhat expanded version of Holmes’ introductory lecture to the students at Harvard Medical School at the opening of term on November 6, 1861. Although he refers to…
Stacking stretchers for storage
From a box of 25 lantern slides from Harvey Cushing's service with U. S. Army Base Hospital, number 5. Made by Weeke's Manufacturing Co., 181 Tremont St., Boston, Massachusetts.
Solid supports and splints for recovery
From a set of two boxes of lantern slides by Dr. Robert Battey Greenough, covering his service in 1915 with the First Harvard Unit and the American Ambulance in France during World War I.
Soldiers lounge by a gate
From a set of two boxes of lantern slides by Dr. Robert Battey Greenough, covering his service in 1915 with the First Harvard Unit and the American Ambulance in France during World War I.
Soldiers around a grave
From a box of 25 lantern slides from Harvey Cushing's service with U. S. Army Base Hospital, number 5. Made by Weeke's Manufacturing Co., 181 Tremont St., Boston, Massachusetts.
Soldier stands on the front steps
From a set of two boxes of lantern slides by Dr. Robert Battey Greenough, covering his service in 1915 with the First Harvard Unit and the American Ambulance in France during World War I.
Soldier stands on the front steps
From a set of two boxes of lantern slides by Dr. Robert Battey Greenough, covering his service in 1915 with the First Harvard Unit and the American Ambulance in France during World War I.
Soldier overlooks a trench
From a box of 25 lantern slides from Harvey Cushing's service with U. S. Army Base Hospital, number 5. Made by Weeke's Manufacturing Co., 181 Tremont St., Boston, Massachusetts.
Soldier in large floppy hat
From a set of two boxes of lantern slides by Dr. Robert Battey Greenough, covering his service in 1915 with the First Harvard Unit and the American Ambulance in France during World War I.
Ship pulls into port
From a box of 25 lantern slides from Harvey Cushing's service with U. S. Army Base Hospital, number 5. Made by Weeke's Manufacturing Co., 181 Tremont St., Boston, Massachusetts.
Shelter built into a hill in the woods
From a set of two boxes of lantern slides by Dr. Robert Battey Greenough, covering his service in 1915 with the First Harvard Unit and the American Ambulance in France during World War I.
Round x-ray of strange shaped metal piece
From a set of two boxes of lantern slides by Dr. Robert Battey Greenough, covering his service in 1915 with the First Harvard Unit and the American Ambulance in France during World War I.
Round x-ray of safety pin and shrapnel
From a set of two boxes of lantern slides by Dr. Robert Battey Greenough, covering his service in 1915 with the First Harvard Unit and the American Ambulance in France during World War I.
Reproduction of photograph of a surgeon operating on a spine
From a set of two boxes of lantern slides by Dr. Robert Battey Greenough, covering his service in 1915 with the First Harvard Unit and the American Ambulance in France during World War I.
Reproduction of photograph of a surgeon operating on a face
From a set of two boxes of lantern slides by Dr. Robert Battey Greenough, covering his service in 1915 with the First Harvard Unit and the American Ambulance in France during World War I.
Red Cross and French flags fly above a trench
From a set of two boxes of lantern slides by Dr. Robert Battey Greenough, covering his service in 1915 with the First Harvard Unit and the American Ambulance in France during World War I.