Metreurinther (colpeurynther) volgens Champetier de Ribes en Muller, C. Stiefenhofer, 1900-1950

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Metreurinther

Champetier de Ribes (Ontwerper)‎, Muller (Maker)‎, Stiefenhofer, C. (Maker)‎

1900 - 1950

C. Stiefenhofer

Verchroomd metalen kraantje, waaraan verdroogd canvas (met rubberen) ballon.
The Champetier de Ribes bag is like an old-fashioned water bottle. Invented in 1887 by Dr Camille Louis Antoine Champetier-de-Ribes (1848-1935), obstetrician at the Hotel Dieu Hospital in France, the de Ribes bag is designed to artificially dilate a woman’s cervix in order to induce labour.
Made from waterproof silk and covered in a thin layer of rubber, the bags were designed to compact easily to about the thickness of a finger. This collapsed bag was inserted into the uterus by a doctor using a pair of specially designed forceps that were sold with it. (See V31168 and V31169).

Hoogte: 5 cm
Breedte: 9 cm
Diepte: 34 cm

over metreurinther volgens Champetier de Ribes - https://oldoperatingtheatre.com/the-champetier-de-ribes-bag/

10.4.1.09 Gynaecologie, vrouwenziekten (onderwerp)
10.6 Verloskunde (onderwerp)

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