Celebrate a pivotal moment in medical history with this vintage Organon “Giant Steps in the History of Anesthesia” educational print featuring Queen Victoria receiving chloroform during the birth of Prince Leopold in 1853.
Queen Victoria’s acceptance of anesthesia during childbirth helped legitimize obstetric anesthesia and changed the future of pain management in medicine. Richly illustrated in a classical style, this print was originally produced by Organon as part of its educational series highlighting landmark events in anesthesiology.
Perfect for physicians, anesthesiologists, nurses, medical students, hospital offices, or collectors of vintage medical ephemera.
Details
* Vintage Organon educational print
* Series: Giant Steps in the History of Anesthesia
* Subject: Queen Victoria, April 7, 1853
* Size: 11” x 14”
* Unframed
* Excellent vintage condition