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ECG machine
1947 ECG Machine
Manufactured by Smith and Stone
Georgetown, ON, Canada
Canada Museum of Science and Technology
CSTM artifact no. 2002.0068.001
Students, University of Ottawa, Department of History
Group members: Jess, Elza, and Jillian
The ECG, or electrocardiogram, was used for the detection and diagnosis of heart abnormalities. This model was compact, mobile and designed for hospital use. It also resembles a radar console. In fact, Smith &Stone hired former NRC radar engineers to design their high-end electronic equipment. ECG machines were produced at Smith and Stone in Georgetown Ontario until 1954 when the Special Products department shut down
ECG machine
1947 ECG Machine
Manufactured by Smith and Stone
Georgetown, ON, Canada
Canada Museum of Science and Technology
CSTM artifact no. 2002.0068.001
Students, University of Ottawa, Department of History
Group members: Jess, Elza, and Jillian
The ECG, or electrocardiogram, was used for the detection and diagnosis of heart abnormalities. This model was compact, mobile and designed for hospital use. It also resembles a radar console. In fact, Smith &Stone hired former NRC radar engineers to design their high-end electronic equipment. ECG machines were produced at Smith and Stone in Georgetown Ontario until 1954 when the Special Products department shut down