Description

Height: 11.5cm

Width: 10cm

Antique French Cranial Trephine – A Rare & Haunting Surgical Artifact

A remarkable relic of early medical history, this Antique French Cranial Trephine is a fascinating example of historic neurosurgical instrumentation.

Used in cranial surgery and battlefield medicine, trephines were designed to remove circular sections of the skull to relieve pressure from head injuries, infections, or neurological conditions. Crafted from steel and brass, this finely engineered instrument reflects the advancements in 18th and 19th-century European surgical techniques. Whether displayed as a museum-worthy collectible, a medical curiosity, or an eerie conversation piece, this artifact serves as a chilling yet essential testament to the evolution of neurosurgery.

Key Features:

Authentic antique French cranial trephine, a rare and sought-after medical instrument

Steel and brass construction, showcasing early surgical craftsmanship

A haunting yet valuable addition to medical history collections, antique surgical displays, or curiosity cabinets

Own a rare and historically significant surgical artifact, offering a glimpse into the evolution of neurology, battlefield medicine, and early surgical innovation.