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  • Case of Roman surgical instruments found in Germany
  • Plate 76. Surgical instruments - female reproductive organs.
  • Surgical knives from Samoa, New Guinea, Central Australia,
  • The transactions of the Provincial Medical and Surgical Association.
  • The transactions of the Provincial Medical and Surgical Association.
  • The transactions of the Provincial Medical and Surgical Association.
  • The transactions of the Provincial Medical and Surgical Association.
  • The transactions of the Provincial Medical and Surgical Association.
  • The transactions of the Provincial Medical and Surgical Association.
  • The transactions of the Provincial Medical and Surgical Association.
  • The transactions of the Provincial Medical and Surgical Association.
  • The transactions of the Provincial Medical and Surgical Association.
  • Plate LXIII. Surgical techniques performed on male genitalia.
  • Ancient Roman and Greek surgical instruments (A-G):
  • Catalogue of surgical instruments. Arnold and Sons, 1885
  • Plate 80, Surgical technique to repair club foot.
  • Case of surgical instruments (ophthalmic), used by Lister.
  • Report on surgical instruments at Int. Exhibition, 1862
  • Surgical scenes in an apothecary's shop. Oil painting.
  • Report on surgical instruments at Int. Exhibition, 1862
  • Devise for sterilising surgical instruments, designed by Pasteur.
  • Plate VI, Surgical technique for a scrotal hernia.
  • Plate LXXVIII. Surgical techniques to repair club-foot.
  • Case of surgical instruments: bougies, used by Lister.
  • Plates III-IV, Surgical instruments used for amputations.
  • Surgical scenes in an apothecary's shop. Oil painting.
  • Catalogue of surgical instruments & appliances, aseptic hospital furniture and surgical dressings, etc., etc / manufactured and sold by S. Maw, Son & Sons.
  • Plate 55. Surgical instruments for operating on the bones.
  • A surgical operation. Etching by Stuyvesant Van Veen, 1931.
  • Surgical instruments, 15th, 16th, 18th century.