What once was the operating theatre! I'm pretty sure this was probably just an overspill room for the X-Ray in the later stages of the hospital (the WINDOW is a dead give-away) but the signs it was originally an OR are unmistakable.
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Posted by nootz |
6/3/2008 1:10 AM | remove |
There's a doorway just to the right off the pic that says "X-Ray Room"
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Posted by TurboZutek |
6/3/2008 4:08 PM | remove |
Yeah, I was standing just in front of the X-Ray safety booth in this shot. The originally an OR give-away though, is the floor: It's a Toffolo-Jackson type anti-static marble job, which you find only in areas using oxygen and anaesthetic gases: total over-kill for an X-Ray room, so I'm guessing it was a theatre first. Also the window to the front here doesn't seem original, but a later plaster-board and framing addition. I'm guessing the room next door (with the lights) was originally a recovery room?
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Posted by Blackbird |
1/20/2009 4:46 PM | remove |
Probably, I think they keep the preop rooms a farther way.
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