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Coloured etching by T. Rowlandson, 1810, showing an obese manrepresenting dropsy wooing a tall lean woman representing consumption outside a mausoleum. Related images: V0010871

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Photographic library: "M" series

"M" series glass plate negatives: M0019002-M0019100

4 photographs sheet film negative; 10.2 x 12.7 cm slide transparencies; 10.2 x 12.7 cm

M0019002: Tracing from Dudgeon's sphygmograph, 1882

M0019003: Illustration of a flexible stethoscope introduced by Francis Sibson

M0019004EA: Excerpt describing the use of a stethoscope in Scotland, 12 November 1820

M0019004EB: Excerpt describing the use of a stethoscope in Scotland, 12 November 1820

M0019005EA: Laennec's account of the invention of his stethoscope: first page

M0019005EB: Laennec's account of the invention of his stethoscope: second page

M0019005EC: Laennec's account of the invention of his stethoscope: third page

M0019006: Laennec: Traite de l'ausculation mediate, 1826: title page

M0019007: Laennec: De l'auscultation mediate, 1819: introduction to "Exploration de la respiration"

M0019008: Laennec: De l'auscultation mediate, 1819: introduction to "Exploration du Rale"

M0019009: Laennec: De l'auscultation mediate, 1819: introduction to "Exploration de la circulation"

M0019010: Stokes: Introduction to the use of the stethoscope 1825: dedication to William Cullen

M0019011EA: Stokes: Introduction to the use of the stethoscope 1825: preface

M0019011EB: Stokes: Introduction to the use of the stethoscope 1825: preface

M0019012: Illustration of Marey's sphygmograph in use, 1867

M0019013: Illustration of Marey's polygraph, 1868

M0019014: Illustration of Marey's recording tambour, 1868

M0019015: Scene showing Lavoisier with the apparatusused in his mercury oxide oxygen experiments, 1812

M0019016: Portrait of Archibald Menzies (1754-1842)

M0019017: Portrait of Ludwig Traube (1818-1876)

M0019018EA and M0019018EC: Interior of N. F. Tyler Dispensing Chemist at 87 Abingdon Road, London

M0019018EB and M0019018EC: Interior of N. F. Tyler Dispensing Chemist at 87 Abingdon Road, London

M0019018EE: Interior of N. F. Tyler Dispensing Chemist at 87 Abingdon Road, London

M0019019: Drawing of the exterior of N. F. Tyler Dispensing Chemist at 87 Abingdon Road, London

M0019020: Drawing of the exterior of N. F. Tyler Dispensing Chemist at 87 Abingdon Road, London

M0019021: Illustration of a speculum designed by Bozzini

M0019022: Illustration of a laryngoscope designed by Benjamin Babington first described in 1829

M0019023: Illustration of a speculum and reflector used by John Avery for studying the ear, urethra, bladder, oesophagus and larynx

M0019024: Illustration of Czermak's auto-laryngoscope in use for self-examination

M0019025: Illustration of the Moura-Bourouillou laryngoscope mounted on a lamp ready for use

M0019026: Illustration of an examination use the Moura-Bourouillou laryngoscope

M0019027: Illustration of a flexible monaural stethoscope of the type introduced by Drs. Reid and Morrison in 1875

M0019028: Illustration showing the direct and indirect method of using Toynbee's ostoscope for auscultation of the Eustachian tube and middle ear

M0019029: Illustration showing the method of using Czermak's laryngoscope

M0019030: Diagram of the Einthoven string galvanometer, 1913

M0019031: Illustration of the string galvanometer made by the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company in 1913

M0019032: Circuit diagram of the Einthoven string galvanometer

M0019033: Diagram showing the method of connecting the patient to the string galvanometer

M0019034: Einthoven with his original string galvanometer in his laboratory in Leyden

M0019035: Elctrocardiograph  used by Sir Thomas Lewis in 1912, incorporating Einthoven's string galvanometer

M0019036: Oscillograph and electrocardiograph designed for use in operating theatres

M0019037: Exterior of N. F. Tyler Dispensing Chemist at 87 Abingdon Road, London

M0019038: Exterior of N. F. Tyler Dispensing Chemist at 87 Abingdon Road, London

M0019039: Exterior of N. F. Tyler Dispensing Chemist at 87 Abingdon Road, London

M0019040: Interior of N. F. Tyler Dispensing Chemist at 87 Abingdon Road, London

M0019041: Interior of N. F. Tyler Dispensing Chemist at 87 Abingdon Road, London

M0019042: Interior of N. F. Tyler Dispensing Chemist at 87 Abingdon Road, London

M0019043: Rear interior of N. F. Tyler Dispensing Chemist at 87 Abingdon Road, London

M0019044: Interior of N. F. Tyler Dispensing Chemist at 87 Abingdon Road, London showing the front window and carboys in position

M0019045: Interior of N. F. Tyler Dispensing Chemist at 87 Abingdon Road, London showing the front window and carboys in position

M0019046: Portrait of William Harvey (1578-1657)

M0019047: "Doctor Convex and Lady Concave", coloured etching by Rowlandson, 1802

M0019049: A convalescing woman trying in vain to rouse her slumbering nurse, 1807

M0019050: Section of the Papyros Ebers referring to the heart and blood vessels

M0019053: Dr V. Moller-Christensen presenting excavated human remains to Dr Underwood, 1 May 1962

M0019054: Dr V. Moller-Christensen presenting excavated human remains to Dr Underwood, 1 May 1962

M0019055: Portrait of Sir William Osler (1849-1919)

M0019056: Terracotta votive offerings representing the uterus, Roman

M0019057: Terracotta votive offerings representing the uterus, Roman

M0019058: Terracotta votive offerings representing the uterus, Roman

M0019059: Optical diagram showing the use of the opthalmoscope by indirect method, 1891

M0019060: Optical diagram showing the use of the opthalmoscope by indirect method, 1891

M0019061: Blood pressure and pulse chart in a case of chronic uraemia, 1904

M0019062: Blood pressure chart showing low blood pressure following shock without haemorrhage, 1904

M0019063: Floyer: The physician's pulse-watch, 1707: title page.

M0019064: Floyer: The physician's pulse-watch, 1707: preface

M0019065: Illustration of the stethometer, introduced by Sir Richard Quain, in use

M0019066: Illustration of a chest measurer introduced by Francis Sibson, 1859

M0019067: Illustration showing the method of applying Sibson's chest measurer, 1859

M0019068: Illustration of various diagnostic instruments including two spirometers, 1863

M0019069: Illustration of Casella's improved portable spirometer in use, 1873

M0019070: Illustration of the arrangement for the easy interchange of lenses on the opthalmoscope, 1872

M0019071: Illustration of the oldest known example of Helmholtz's ophthalmoscope

M0019072: Two examples of Helmholtz's ophthalmoscope

M0019073: Illustration of the large ophthalmoscope introduced by Richard Liebreich for demonstration purposes and for making drawings

M0019074: Illustration of the simplest type of ophthalmoscope shown being used with the indirect method of examination

M0019075: Optical diagrams by Helmhotz showing the use of the perforated mirror in ophthalmoscopy

M0019076: Electrocardiograms from a normal subject using the three leads to show the change in the type of curve, 1913

M0019077: Electrocardiograms showing curves of auricular fibrillation, 1913

M0019078: Electrocardiograms from a normal subject using the three leads to show the change in the type of curve, 1913

M0019082: Wellcome Historical Medical Musuem exhibition "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": general view

M0019083: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": general view

M0019084: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": general view

M0019085: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": general view

M0019086: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": general view

M0019087: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": percussion and ausculation

M0019088: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": the introduction of mediate ausculation

M0019089: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": the early stethoscope

M0019090: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": pioneers of the stethoscope and the introduction of the binaural instrument

M0019091: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": later developments in the stethoscope and percussion hammer

M0019092: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": the sphymograph, polygraph and cardiograph

M0019093: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": the sphygmomanometer

M0019094: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": the electrocardiograph

M0019095: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": the ophtalmoscope

M0019096: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": illumination - the speculum and laryngoscope

M0019097: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": illumination - the endoscope

M0019098: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": the clinical thermometer

M0019099: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": the spirometer and haemocytometer

M0019100: Wellcome Historical Medical Museum exhibition: "Development of Diagnostic Instruments": diagnosis before the age of instruments

M0019048: "Dropsy courting consumption", coloured etching by Rowlandson, 1810

M0019048: "Dropsy courting consumption", coloured etching by Rowlandson, 1810

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