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Actions	Syringe, Metal cartridge, in metal box Remove from selection Add to selection Object numberED.CS.2003.4-3 TitleSyringe, Metal cartridge, in metal box CreatorMitrex, Boots DescriptionMITREX cartridge syringe, needle in glass tube, two vials of ergometrine maleate, one empty solvent vial, contained within metal box. Dates c. mid-20th Century. The cartridge syringe was for use with disposable, pre-filled glass cartridge vials. It consists of a central hollow cylindrical barrel, plunger with thumb rest and crossbar finger rest. The ergometrine maleate is used during the third stage of labour to help maintain contractions of the uterus, or after birth to help prevent and treat bleeding. Production placeLondon, London Production periodTwentieth century, mid SubjectGYNAECOLOGY Object nameSyringe, Metal cartridge, in metal box Object categoryINSTRUMENT MaterialSteel, stainless, Glass, Metal Dimensions box Height: 3.5 cm Width: 9.4 cm Depth: 13.8 cm syringe Length: 10.7 cm Width: 5 cm vials Length: 7.7 cm Diameter: .8 cm needle in tube Length: 8 cm Diameter: 1.2 cm

Object numberED.CS.2003.4-3

TitleSyringe, Metal cartridge, in metal box

DescriptionMITREX cartridge syringe, needle in glass tube, two vials of ergometrine maleate, one empty solvent vial, contained within metal box. Dates c. mid-20th Century. The cartridge syringe was for use with disposable, pre-filled glass cartridge vials. It consists of a central hollow cylindrical barrel, plunger with thumb rest and crossbar finger rest. The ergometrine maleate is used during the third stage of labour to help maintain contractions of the uterus, or after birth to help prevent and treat bleeding.

Production placeLondon, London

Production periodTwentieth century, mid

SubjectGYNAECOLOGY

Object nameSyringe, Metal cartridge, in metal box

Object categoryINSTRUMENT

MaterialSteel, stainless, Glass, Metal

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