Medical Collection (page 99)

Rescued casualty receiving medical attention, WW2
Rescued casualty receiving medical attention after being brought to ground level from the upper floor of a bombed building, 16 June 1944

Blitz in London -- casualty carried to ambulance, WW2
Blitz in London -- a casualty who has just been rescued from the rubble is carried on a stretcher to an ambulance. (3 of 3)

Blitz in London -- First Aid for a casualty, WW2
Blitz in London -- First Aid for a casualty who has just been rescued from the rubble. (2 of 3)

American Red Cross workers making surgical dressings during World War I. Photographed c1918
RED CROSS, c1918. American Red Cross workers making surgical dressings during World War I. Photographed c1918

Illustration of man with a large goiter on his neck. Lithograph, 1822
MEDICINE: GOITER, 1822. Illustration of man with a large goiter on his neck. Lithograph, 1822

Drawings of surgical instruments from a treatise by Al-Zahrawi (936-1013)
ARAB SURGICAL INSTUMENTS. Drawings of surgical instruments from a treatise by Al-Zahrawi (936-1013)

An emergency hospital in a Pennsylvania anthracite coal mine. Stereograph, c1917
COAL MINE HOSPITAL, c1917. An emergency hospital in a Pennsylvania anthracite coal mine. Stereograph, c1917

A mask for treating strabismus (crossed eyes). Woodcut from Georg Bartischs Ophthalmodouleia, das ist Augendienst, 1583
EYE TREATMENT, 1583. A mask for treating strabismus (crossed eyes). Woodcut from Georg Bartischs Ophthalmodouleia, das ist Augendienst, 1583

Scene of trephining, cataract removal, dentistry, and other medical treatment
CLINIC SCENE, 1550. Scene of trephining, cataract removal, dentistry, and other medical treatment. Woodcut from an edition of Galens Opera omnia, Venice, 1550

Arrow being removed from a mans chest by a surgeon. Woodcut from J. Targaults De chirurgica, Leyden, the Netherlands
FIELD SURGEON, 1547. Arrow being removed from a mans chest by a surgeon. Woodcut from J. Targaults De chirurgica, Leyden, the Netherlands, 1547

Tuberculosis patients on the deck of a ferry in the Hudson River, New York. Photographed by the Brown Brothers, c1900
TUBERCULOSIS FERRY, c1900. Tuberculosis patients on the deck of a ferry in the Hudson River, New York. Photographed by the Brown Brothers, c1900

Physicians examining a group of Jewish immigrants at Ellis Island upon their arrival to the United States
IMMIGRANT INSPECTION, 1907. Physicians examining a group of Jewish immigrants at Ellis Island upon their arrival to the United States. Photograph, c1907

The removal of an arrow from the chest of a Turkish soldier on the battlefield. Woodcut from G.A
OTTOMAN SURGERY, 1573. The removal of an arrow from the chest of a Turkish soldier on the battlefield. Woodcut from G.A. della Croces Chirurgiae.... Venice, 1573

Portion of the Ebers Papyrus, an extensive medical manuscript from ancient Egypt, c1550 BC
EBERS PAPYRUS, c1550 B.C. Portion of the Ebers Papyrus, an extensive medical manuscript from ancient Egypt, c1550 BC

Two pictures of a womans torso, one showing a woman without a corset, the other showing the effects on the internal
NATURE VERSUS CORSETS, 1903. Two pictures of a womans torso, one showing a woman without a corset, the other showing the effects on the internal organs and bones while wearing a corset

A human fetus forming inside an egg. Woodcut, 16th century
HUMAN FETUS, 16th CENTURY. A human fetus forming inside an egg. Woodcut, 16th century

A woman giving birth with the aid of midwives and an obstetrical chair. Woodcut bu Jacob Rueff, 1554
OBSTETRICAL CHAIR. A woman giving birth with the aid of midwives and an obstetrical chair. Woodcut bu Jacob Rueff, 1554

Woodcut of a woman pregnant with twenty children. Woodcut by Ambroise Par
PREGNANCY, 1575. Woodcut of a woman pregnant with twenty children. Woodcut by Ambroise Par

Federal inspectors examining the eyes of immigrants at the immigration station in New York Harbor, c1911
ELLIS ISLAND: INSPECTION. Federal inspectors examining the eyes of immigrants at the immigration station in New York Harbor, c1911

VIRGINIA: MEDICAL SHIPS. Two steamboats carrying medical supplies docked at a wharf on the Appomattox River in Virginia. Photograph by Andrew Russell, c1861-1865

Medics attending to wounded soldiers after Battle of Fish Creek during the Second Riel Rebellion in Saskatchewan
CANADA: RIEL REBELLION, 1885. Medics attending to wounded soldiers after Battle of Fish Creek during the Second Riel Rebellion in Saskatchewan, Canada in 1885

Bicycle stretchers bringing wounded Russian soldiers to a surgical station at Port Arthur, China. Stereograph, c1905
RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR, c1905. Bicycle stretchers bringing wounded Russian soldiers to a surgical station at Port Arthur, China. Stereograph, c1905

A U. S. Army Red Cross hospital plane at the time of the First World War. Photographed c1918
WORLD WAR I: RED CROSS. A U.S. Army Red Cross hospital plane at the time of the First World War. Photographed c1918

Cat - on vets table - Veterinary practice
LA-8968 Cat - on vets table Veterinary practice Jean-Michel Labat contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Cat - blocked tear ducts - like cat flu
JD-15584 Cat - blocked tear ducts - like cat flu John Daniels contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

masseuse & client, Atlantis Beach Resort, Puerto Galera, Mindoro Island, Philippines, SE Asia (MR)

GALVANI: GALVANISM. Luigi Galvanis experiment applying electricity upon severed frogs legs, which would palpitate in a demonstration of galvanism. Line engraving, late 18th century

ST. MARTINs FISTULA. Illustration by William Beaumont showing the hole in Alexis St. Martins gastrointesinal system. 1833

PLAGUE OF LONDON, 1665. Bring Out Your Dead. Call from the driver of a cart that removes dead bodies to a mass grave during the great plague of London, England, 1665. Line engraving, 19th century

JENNER: VACCINATION, 1796. The Origin of Vaccination. French cartoon version of Edward Jenners development of the first vaccine against smallpox, late 1790s

CARTOON: JAUNDICE, 1823. French cartoon by Charles Aubry depicting Achilles afflicted with jaundice in a scene from Racines Iphigenia. Cartoon from a series of medical cartoons, 1823

SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. Various surgical instruments for use in general operations. Wood engravings, late 19th century

GALVANI: GALVANISM, 1791. Line engraving from Luigi Galvanis work on the effects of electricity on muscular motion, De Viribus Electricitatis, 1791

CRAWFORD WILLIAMSON LONG (1815-1878). American surgeon. U. S. commemorative postage stamp, 1940
CRAWFORD WILLIAMSON LONG (1815-1878). American surgeon. U.S. commemorative postage stamp, 1940

WALTER REED (1851-1902). American army surgeon. U. S. commemorative postage stamp, 1940
WALTER REED (1851-1902). American army surgeon. U.S. commemorative postage stamp, 1940

MEDICINE: CHILDBIRTH. A woman giving birth with the aid of three midwives. Engraving, 19th century

OBSTETRICAL INSTRUMENTS. Various gynecological and obstetrical instruments. Wood engravings, late 19th century

SMALLPOX VACCINE, 1883. Lymph is taken from a calf for use in the making of smallpox vaccine. Wood engraving, English, 1883

Signs warning about outbreak of haemorrhagic dengue fever, Childrens Hospital Kantha Bopha III (Jayavarman VII), Siem Riep, Cambodia

Domestic Dog, Jack Russell Terrier, puppy, laying, wearing Elizabethan collar

RABIES CARTOON, c1890. Hydrophobia. A muzzled dog complaining about rabies vaccination, developed by Louis Pasteur in 1885. Contemporary English cartoon

CHAPLIN: SHOULDER ARMS. Charlie Chaplin, center, undergoing a medical examination in his World War I film Shoulder Arms, 1918

Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, architect Frank Gehry, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America, North America

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Litter-bearers bringing wounded men to a Union army field hospital after a Civil War battle in Viginia, 1863. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th century illustration

Pontiac Chieftain ambulance

Dog - Bulldog - with bandage on head
JD-12475E DOG - BULLDOG Close-up of head wrapped in bandages John Daniels Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Noni / Indian mulberry. Medicinal for many purposes. Costa Rica
ROG-12114 Noni / Indian mulberry - medicinal for many purposes Costa Rica Morinda citrifolia Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

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"Exploring the Marvels of Medicine: From Normal Knees to Anesthesia and Ambulances" Delving into the intricacies of our body, let's start with a glimpse at normal knees through an X-ray lens. Journeying further, we uncover the fascinating anatomy of the human brain from an inferior view - unlocking its mysteries one lobe at a time. Rewinding history to 1846, witness a groundbreaking moment as anesthesia is first introduced in surgery, forever transforming medical practices. Zooming in on facial muscles like never before, discover their intricate workings that shape expressions and emotions on every human face (with labels for easy understanding). Shifting focus to another joint marvel, explore the anatomy of the knee joint - a complex structure enabling us to walk, run, and jump effortlessly. Picture No. 10745711 captures a poignant scene during London's Blitz in World War II - showcasing an ambulance stationed at Ladywell in Lewisham amidst chaos and resilience. Travel back in time with med01_01_0490 as mobile midwifery takes center stage - highlighting how healthcare reaches those who need it most even during challenging circumstances. Ascending towards knowledge, gaze upon a superior view of the human brain adorned with colored lobes and labels - unraveling its functions layer by layer. Returning to knees once more but this time through an X-ray prism again; marvel at what lies beneath our skin when everything seems perfectly normal on the surface. Shifting perspectives yet again, delve into lateral views of human brain anatomy - unveiling its complexity while appreciating its role as command central for all bodily functions. Stepping into history's footsteps reveals glimpses from Civil War times; behold a medical kit from the 1860s that served as lifelines amid chaos and suffering on battlefields.