Medical Equipment Collection (page 9)
Female surgeons are seen here wearing their x-ray outfits and oxygen masks as they diligently work to heal the wounded
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Female surgeons are seen here wearing their x-ray outfits and oxygen masks as they diligently work to heal the wounded. The doctor carefully tends to a patient, his face filled with concern for the wound that seems both sore and sad. In another image, pouches filled with life-saving platelets are seen as a volunteer selflessly donates blood during an international event. A heartbreaking view shows the devastating damage caused by an airstrike in Deir al-Sharqi village, leaving a hospital in ruins. Looking back in time, we catch a glimpse of history through captivating photographs. Transfusion donor bottles from Baxter Lab in Glenview, Illinois take us back to 1942 when medical equipment played a crucial role during wartime efforts. Two Navy wives named Eva Herzberg and Elve Burnham can be seen proudly posing next to these vital tools. Dorothy Cole's story is equally inspiring; once a sculptress and designer of tiles, she converted her talents towards creating medical equipment during the same period at Glenview, Illinois. Traveling even further into history brings us to Brussels in 1543 where Flemish anatomist and physician Andreas Vesalius educates eager students at the school of medicine. His teachings would shape modern medical practices for centuries to come. Lastly, we encounter Time magazine's front cover from June 13th, 1938 featuring Charles Augustus Lindbergh and Dr. Alexis Carrel alongside their groundbreaking glass pump invention. This revolutionary device paved the way for advancements in surgery and organ transplantation. These glimpses into the world remind us of its profound impact on healthcare throughout different eras – from war zones to scientific breakthroughs – forever shaping our ability to save lives and improve well-being.