Drawing of a trachea at the twelfth day after gassing.

Drawing made on eleventh day.

Drawing made on fifth day.

Drawing made on second day after gassing.

"The piece of lung shown is almost entirely useless for aeration of the blood."

Drawing made early on second day after gassing.

Drawing of foot made on fifth day.

Drawing made on eleventh day.

A nurse uses a Beckman Oxygen Meter to monitor the oxygen flowing through an isolette containing a baby. Monitoring oxygen flow greatly reduced the rate of blindness (retrolental fibroplasia) among premature infants in…

These specifications were likely produced during the development of the Glucose Analyzer. They include details about the electronic circuits, the weight and footprint of the finished instrument, and the rate of samples…

The text of the warranty is apparently a standard statement drafted before the development of the instrument in question.

The Glucose Analyzer was developed by James Sternberg in 1969 and was one of several very…

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Portrait of Isaac Ott (1847-1916). Ott was born in Northampton County, Pennsylvania on November 30, 1847 and graduated from Lafayette College (class of 1867). Ott went onto study medicine at the University of…

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