Scientific American Supplement, No. 384, May 12, 1883 by Various
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page 116 of 136 (85%)
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seal of the waste trap and trunk of the table to the chimney of the
boiler house, as indicated by the arrows, carrying down all offensive odors from the body, thereby preventing the permeating of the air in the room. [Illustration: IMPROVED AUTOPSY TABLE.] The base of the table, indicated by letter, B, represents a ground swinging attachment, which enables the turning of the table in any direction. D represents the cold water supply cock and handle, intersecting with letter, E, which is the hot water cock, below the base, as shown, and then upward to a swing or ball joint, C, then crossing under the plate glass top to the right with a hose attachment for the use of the operator. Here a small hose pipe is secured, for use as may be required in washing off all matter, to insure the clean exposure of the parts to be dissected. The ball swing, C, enables the turning of the table in any direction without disturbing the water connections. This apparatus has been in operation since the building of the hospital in 1876, and has met all the requirements in connection with its uses.--_Hydraulic Plumber_. * * * * * THE EXCITING PROPERTIES OF OATS. |
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