Instrument, Surgical
Instrument, Surgical
Instrument, Surgical

Instrument, Surgical

Object number2005.31.2
MediumMetal; Plastic
Credit LineGift of Freddie Fu
DescriptionAn arthroscope, a metal and plastic surgical instrument. At one end there is a black, cone shaped piece of plastic with a tubular lens down the center, through which the viewer can see what is at the end of the rod. The plastic is attached to a thick metal rod which is then attached to a thinner metal rod with a lens at its angled tip. A knob with a lens down the center comes off of the thick section of the metal rod. The thick section of the rod is marked with the manufacturer's name and code numbers.DimensionsHeight x Length x Depth: 1.25 x 9.75 x 1.75 in. (3.2 x 24.8 x 4.4 cm)
MarksOn the thickest part of the rod: "Dyonics / cat. no. 3146 / 70 degrees / Made in Germany"

Stamped perpendicular to manufacturer's name: "DE 7117"
Historical NotesDonated by Dr. Freddie Fu, one of the world's premier orthopaedic surgeons, Medical Director of the University of Pittsburgh Center for Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation, and Head Team Physician for the Athletic Department. Arthroscopy has revolutionized the treatment of joint injuries and disorders. Surgeons are able to examine and treat patients through an incision the size of a buttonhole and patients have much shorter recovery times.
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