Dr. Kenneth Kaan tries out new computerized brain scanner - Record Detail
Dr. Kenneth Kaan tries out new computerized brain scanner. - 1980.
| Part Of: | Columbian Company fonds [Description]
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| Description Level |
Item |
| Series No. |
B |
| File No. |
54 |
| Item No. |
IHP10001-0751 |
| Date Range |
1980 |
| Responsibility |
Braid, Tom (Columbian Photo) |
| Physical Description |
1 photograph : b&w ; 20 x 25 cm |
| Scope & Content |
Photograph shows Dr. Kenneth Kaan testing out the new computerized brain scanner. |
| Inscriptions |
Getting inside your head… Neuroradiology specialist Dr. Kenneth Kaan tries out the new computerized brain scanner which went into operation at the Royal Columbian Hospital Saturday. The $570,000 machine is being paid for through a private community fund-raising effort sponsored by the hospital. From large donations from corporations to quarters dropped into beer parlor collection jars, money has poured in to pay for the machine which looks inside the brain. The drive for donations goes on as the fund is still about $100,000 short. |
| Name Access |
Royal Columbian Hospital |
| Subject Access |
Tools, Equipment, and Machinery | Occupations - Doctors |
| Geographic Location |
New Westminster (B.C.) |
| Record ID |
67299 |
| Comment on this record |
museum@newwestcity.ca |