Ultrasonic Glasgow : a celebration of the Glasgow School of Art's contribution to the history and development of medical obstetrics ultrasound.

Date:
[2019]
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"Arguably the most important technological development to affect the lives of women in the last 60 or so years has been diagnoistic obstetric ultrasound. For a few short years in the late 1950s and early 1960s, Glasgow led the world in its development. A unique collaboration between clinical obstetrics, engineering, electronics and industrial design expertise created the very first prototypes and production models of ultrasound scanners for use in routine obsterics scanning- anywhere in the world - for use in Glasgow hospitals."--Provided by publisher.

Publication/Creation

[Glasgow] : The Glasgow School of Art, [2019]

Physical description

43 pages : illustrations (some colour), portraits (some colour) ; 30 cm

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Includes bibliographical references.

Contents

Ultrasonic Glasgow: a story out of time--Pioneering medical obstetrics ultrasound in Glasgow--Ultrasound scanning and imaging 1956-1972--From 'Gun Turret' to diasonography: the Dugald Cameron Archive--Dugald Cameron OBE DSc DA--Drawing and drawing for a purpose--Life class- from academic drawing to ergonomic body. Influences and empathy from the life room.--Human echoes-an oral record of women's lived experience of ultrasound during pregnancy in 1960s Glasgow--60 years on: nurturing young design engineers--Virtually real:augmented reality--Acknowledgements

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    History of Medicine
    UL.AU.4632
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  • 9781999907310
  • 1999907310