Webber anaesthetic machine, 1935. This is a modified version of the continuous flow anaesthetic machine introduced in 1917 by Dr. Henry Boyle (1875-1941). It has the main elements which are still present in modern machines; providing an accurate and continuous supply of medical gases such as oxygen and nitrous oxide, mixed with an accurate concentration of anaesthetic vapour (such as chloroform and ether), delivered to the patient at a safe pressure and flow.
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TOP14563303
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達志影像
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