An international system of electro-therapeutics : for students, general practitioners, and specialists . ^of a metal tube ; in the tube slides a cylindiical block of ebonite, whichserves as a carrier for the lamp; it can be fixed in any position by a • British Medical Journal, December 31,1892. (Made by Beddoe, 29 Nine Elms St., London.) 1-6 Fig. 3.—Isaacs Search Light. screw with a, milled lie;ul which passes through the outer metal ebonite block contains two small brass tubes, which convey the cur-rent from the terminals at one end of the block to the lamp at the a
An international system of electro-therapeutics : for students, general practitioners, and specialists . ^of a metal tube ; in the tube slides a cylindiical block of ebonite, whichserves as a carrier for the lamp; it can be fixed in any position by a • British Medical Journal, December 31,1892. (Made by Beddoe, 29 Nine Elms St., London.) 1-6 Fig. 3.—Isaacs Search Light. screw with a, milled lie;ul which passes through the outer metal ebonite block contains two small brass tubes, which convey the cur-rent from the terminals at one end of the block to the lamp at the a simple arrangement, not shown in the cut, a burst lamp can bereplaced in less than a minute. The mouth of the reflector is closed by a small glass cover, which protects thelamp and prevents the silver frombeing quickly tarnished. Such an ar-rangement would, it seems to me, bequite advantageous for larj^ngologicalpurposes, only the lamps as made (6volts, taking ampere) would beentirely too feeble for operative pro-cedures. It could easily be fastenedto the stand shown on page 5, and thus do away with the entire Toboldlens-cylinder and shield, excepting the conductor, which could beattached to the lamp-liolder. An interesting and valuable instrument,based upon the principle that a glass rod will transport rays of lightto its extremity wi
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