Surgery using a telephone probe to locate a bullet: a surgeon wears telephone receiver headphones attached to a metal probe inserted into the patient's arm as he looks on. Photograph, ca. 1915.

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1915
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565741i
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Surgery using a telephone probe to locate a bullet: a surgeon wears telephone receiver headphones attached to a metal probe inserted into the patient's arm as he looks on. Photograph, ca. 1915. Wellcome Collection. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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1915

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1 photograph : photoprint ; sheet 27 x 21 cm

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Photograph in the Daily Mirror, 30th Jan. 1915. Surgery by telephone: when the telephone probe touches a piece of metal in the flesh, the operator with the receiver to his ear hears a noise like falling coals. So the bullet is discovered

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Wellcome Collection 565741i

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