Thomas-Van Slyke Manometric Blood Gas Apparatus
- circa 1953

Black and white plastic instrument; main body is white and stands vertically; an aluminum pole is attached to each side parallel to the main body, the poles are attached to the main body in two places; the front of the main body has a control panel and two dials in the center and clips for holding glassware on each side; the clips on the left side are combined with a rigid plastic support piece that extends parallel to the main body and is attached to the inside of the object; the black base is carved out in the front to accept and hold the glassware.
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Science History Institute. Thomas-Van Slyke Manometric Blood Gas Apparatus. Photograph, 2019. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/0g354g287.
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