Urethroscope, Berlin, Germany, 1901-1920

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Urethroscope, Berlin, Germany, 1901-1920. Science Museum, London. Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Urethroscopes help diagnose and treat genito-urinary diseases. This early urethroscope incorporates a miniature light bulb. It also has a sophisticated optical system designed by Carl Zeiss of Jena. The company was a leading maker of optical instruments. It had built a reputation since 1846, particularly for making microscopes. The company is still a leading manufacturer. maker: Carl Zeiss Jena, maker: Georg Wolf GmbH Place made: Berlin, Berlin state, Germany

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