Medical Imaging Collection

Diagnostic Radiology, X-ray of two frogs, 1896
UIG5086339 Diagnostic Radiology, X-ray of two frogs, 1896 by Eder, Josef Maria (1855 - 1944); (add.info.: Diagnostic Radiology, X-rays X-ray of two frogs, 1896)

Portrait of William Konrad Von Rontgen, 1845-1923 (litho)
8634687 Portrait of William Konrad Von Rontgen, 1845-1923 (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: William Konrad Von Rontgen, 1845-1923)

Letter X: X-ray (X-ray). Little French alphabet. Hachette and Cie, publisher, Paris, 1917 (lithograph)
DUV4204721 Letter X: X-ray (X-ray). Little French alphabet. Hachette and Cie, publisher, Paris, 1917 (lithograph); 30.5x23.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustrations by J. M. Porta. 8 pages)

Letter W and X: Watman and X-ray (X-ray). Little French alphabet. Hachette and Cie, publisher, Paris, 1917 (lithograph)
DUV4204713 Letter W and X: Watman and X-ray (X-ray). Little French alphabet. Hachette and Cie, publisher, Paris, 1917 (lithograph); 30.5x23.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustrations by J)

Transport and technology in 1875 and 1900 (chromolitho)
8677571 Transport and technology in 1875 and 1900 (chromolitho) by American School, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

X-ray Apparatus at Work in Military Service (b/w photo)
8639575 X-ray Apparatus at Work in Military Service (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: X-ray Apparatus at Work in Military Service)

This Mechanized Age: X-ray apparatus (colour photo)
8660468 This Mechanized Age: X-ray apparatus (colour photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: X-ray apparatus)

Roentgen or X-rays Discovered in 1895, 1900s (chromolitho)
XEE4135342 Roentgen or X-rays Discovered in 1895, 1900s (chromolitho); Private Collection; Stefano Bianchetti.

Ladysmith Hospital Corps (b / w photo)
7160180 Ladysmith Hospital Corps (b/w photo) by Kisch, David Henry (1847-1902); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ladysmith Hospital Corps)

Ether (material): X-rays discovered by the German physicist Wilhem Conrad Roentgen or
XEE4140032 Ether (material): X-rays discovered by the German physicist Wilhem Conrad Roentgen or Rontgen (1845-1923). Anonymous illustration from 1925. Private collection

X-rays: radioscopy of a human body. The radiologist protects himself from X-rays by
XEE4141079 X-rays: radioscopy of a human body. The radiologist protects himself from X-rays by wearing a rubber cloth cloth with a rubber dissolution containing lead salts

X-rays: use of X-ray to see through objects and bodies. Anonymous illustration from 1925
XEE4141083 X-rays: use of X-ray to see through objects and bodies. Anonymous illustration from 1925. Private collection. by Anonymous; Private Collection; (add.info.: X-rays)

X-rays: X-ray apparatus. Anonymous illustration from 1925. Private collection
XEE4141077 X-rays: X-ray apparatus. Anonymous illustration from 1925. Private collection. by Anonymous; Private Collection; (add.info.: X-rays: X-ray apparatus. Anonymous illustration from 1925)

Pregnant woman with baby scan F008 / 2985
MODEL RELEASED. Pregnant woman with baby scan

Pregnant woman with baby scan F008 / 2983
MODEL RELEASED. Pregnant woman with baby scan

Woman looking at baby scan F008 / 3589
MODEL RELEASED. Woman looking at baby scan

Nurse with baby scan F008 / 2988
MODEL RELEASED. Nurse with baby scan

Couple looking at baby scan F008 / 3586
MODEL RELEASED. Couple looking at baby scan

Pregnant woman with baby scan F008 / 2986
MODEL RELEASED. Pregnant woman with baby scan

Couple looking at baby scan F008 / 3587
MODEL RELEASED. Couple looking at baby scan

Nurse with baby scan F008 / 2989
MODEL RELEASED. Nurse with baby scan

Nurse with baby scan F008 / 2987
MODEL RELEASED. Nurse with baby scan

Pregnant woman with baby scan F008 / 2984
MODEL RELEASED. Pregnant woman with baby scan

Baby scan F008 / 3588
MODEL RELEASED. Baby scan

Surgical errors, conceptual image

Healthy ankle, X-ray
Healthy ankle. Coloured X-ray of the ankle joint of an adult woman, in side view. The bones which form the ankle joint are the shin bone (tibia, at top) with the smaller fibula (behind it)

CT scanning
MODEL RELEASED. CT scanning. Radiographers taking a computed tomography (CT) scan of a patient

Bone density scanner, composite image
MODEL RELEASED. Bone density scanner. Composite image of a dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) scanner being used to measure a patients bone mineral density (BMD)

Ultrasound transducer, composite image
Ultrasound transducer. Composite image of a transducer that is used in ultrasound scanning. The image shows sound waves (not actually visible) emerging from the transducer

Bone density scanner. This is a dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) scanner that is used to measure a patients bone mineral density (BMD)

Ultrasound DVT scanning, composite image
MODEL RELEASED. Ultrasound DVT scanning. Composite image of a radiologists hand using an ultrasound transducer to scan a patients leg for a deep vein thrombosis (DVT)

Chest X-ray imaging, composite image. At left a ceiling-mounted X-ray machine is being used to X-ray a patients chest. The artwork of the patient (at right)

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"Unveiling the Invisible: A Journey through Medical Imaging" Step back in time to Ladysmith Hospital Corps, where black and white photos capture the essence of early medical imaging. Witness the birth of Diagnostic Radiology as X-rays reveal two frogs in 1896, marking a revolutionary breakthrough. The application of X-rays knows no bounds - from verifying packages to exploring Ether's discovery by German physicist Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen. With caution, radiologists delve into the realm of X-rays, protecting themselves while peering into the human body's mysteries. Transporting us further into history, an anonymous illustration from 1925 showcases how X-ray technology evolved. It unveils its power to see through objects and bodies alike – a glimpse into an unseen world that captivates even today. Fast forward to modern times; witness the miracle of life unfold before your eyes. A pregnant woman gazes at her baby scan with awe and wonder (F008/2985). The magic continues as another expectant mother cherishes this precious moment (F008/2983). In this captivating journey, we encounter a woman immersed in emotions as she looks at her baby scan (F008/3589). A nurse stands beside her patient with compassion and care (F008/2988), while a couple shares their joyous anticipation together (F008/3586). Medical imaging has come far since its humble beginnings. From Ladysmith Hospital Corps to cutting-edge technologies today, it remains an invaluable tool for doctors worldwide. Through these images captured throughout history, we celebrate how medical imaging continues to shape our understanding of health and humanity itself.