Catalogue of apparatus and appliances for experiments with animals / issued by F. & M. Lautenschlager, Berlin ; translated into English by Paul Grünfeld.

  • F. & M. Lautenschläger (Firm)
Date:
1902
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Credit: Catalogue of apparatus and appliances for experiments with animals / issued by F. & M. Lautenschlager, Berlin ; translated into English by Paul Grünfeld. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    2. The “ double-nut ” (muzzle ring receiver) serves to receive one of the four rings of different size which completely suffice for cats, rabbits, and guinea-pigs. The rings are oval, which best corresponds to the shape of the muzzle of these animals. The duct of the ring is such that in spite of its side-position the head may nevertheless be brought to any required position. 3. With the joint a—which is connected with the stand by a “nut” (caps the stand by a muff-like hole)—the head may be brought into any required position. Fit? 405 Fig. 400 466 Operation-board according to Czermak, Fig. 466, for rabbits, consists of a board with four screws, iron angle-piece with “ stand ” and head- bolder complete. Mk. 36.—. Czermak’s apparatus has been outstripped by the more recent constructions of Cowl, Steinach, Malassez, Latapie, which will probably supplant it ultimately. 467 Operation-table for rabbits after Malassez, Fig. 467; consists of neck- holder, movable ring, “ double nut ” (muff-like perforation), with joint and stand which may be fastened to the metal table. Mk. 48.—.