I've been meaning to bring this one back for a while, but everything I've found has been either too easy or too clearly just some closeup of some part of the anesthesia machine. See some past "name that medical equipment" editions here, here, here, here, here, and here.
(The comments section on the three oldest posts do not show any comments because I was using a different and now defunct comment hosting system back then. If you are DYING to know if you were right in your guess, I will post the answers to these old entries tomorrow.)
OK, I'm on call tonight. See you on the other side.
C-arm?
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ReplyDeleteIs it a high pressure rouge applier?
ReplyDeleteLooks like the business end of a ESW lithotriptor.
ReplyDeleteIt's that new Glade air freshener for alarming internal organ odor.
ReplyDeleteThat thing says "breast" to me. In an alien/robot kind of way.
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ReplyDeleteI'm going with lithotripter too. But only because I don't know what it is, and I figure your multiple anonymous commenters must be onto something.
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The Anonymous-es have it, it is the fluid head of the External Shock-wave Lithotripsy machine (ESWL), otherwise known as that loud knocking thing that pulverizes kidney stones into (one hopes) a fine sand.
ReplyDeleteYou guys are good at this game.
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