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MS Hunter 251 f.43r, Full page illustration of use of surgical instruments in operation for fistula-in-ano, c.1475-1500 (pen & ink and tempera on vellum)

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English School, (15th century) / English

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Glasgow University Library, Scotland

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pen and ink and tempera on vellum

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c. 1475 AD - c. 1500 AD (C15th AD)

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Medical treatise by John of Arderne concerned with the treatment of anal fistula The instruments depicted to the left, from left to right, are: the 'sequere me' ('follow me') a flexible probe, so called because it was the guide to be followed by other instruments; a syringe; the 'Acus rostrata' or snouted needle, a grooved director along which the scalpel was passed; the 'fraenum Caesaris' or strong thread, a ligature that constricted the rectal side of the fistula; the 'tendiculum', which was used to keep the ligature taut whilst the fistula was being divided; another syringe. The 'cochlear' (or shield) is shown at the top; this was probably held by the surgeon's mate and was used to protect the rectum during the operation. At the bottom is another snouted needle accompanied by a razor like scalpel.

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