File:Afrikanische Holzplastik.jpg

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This 19th century African wooden sculpture depicts self-administration of an enema using a device made from an animal bladder as a rectal bulb syringe.

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Deutsch: Afrikanische Holzplastik zeigt ein Druckklistier aus Tierblase. 19. Jahrhundert.
Date
Source Zglinicki, F.v.: Kallipygos und Äskulap. Das Klistier in der Geschichte der Medizin, Kunst und Literatur. Baden-Baden, 1972.
Author Dr.med.M.Tschannen
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  • 2006-09-21 07:55 Dr.med.M.Tschannen 879×634× (651365 bytes) {{Information |Beschreibung= Afrikanische Holzplastik zeigt ein Drucklistier aus Tierblase. 19. Jahrhundert. |Quelle= Zglinicki, F.v.: Kallipygos und Äskulap. Das Klistier in der Geschichte der Medizin, Kunst und Literatur. Baden-Baden, 1972. |Urheber= D

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