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The 'Inserter for the Hulka Clip': A Pivotal Historical Medical Device in Reproductive Health History at MUVS

Discover this 1971 artifact, the first Hulka Clip inserter, a key innovation in early sterilization technology.

Delve into the history of the 'Inserter for the Hulka Clip', an important medical device from 1971. This artifact, crafted from plastic and metal, was instrumental in early sterilization procedures. Donated by Dr. med. Jaroslav F. Hulka, it offers insight into advancements in reproductive health and medical technology. Its inclusion in the Museum of Contraception and Abortion's collection highlights its enduring historical significance.

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This page details the 'Inserter for the Hulka Clip,' a historical medical device developed by Dr. Hulka in 1971. It is made of plastic and metal and was donated by Dr. med. Jaroslav F. Hulka.

Curatorial context

The Museum of Contraception and Abortion (MUVS) features an 'Inserter for the Hulka Clip,' an object from its collection dating back to 1971. This specific device was the first inserter developed by Dr. Hulka for sterilization procedures. Constructed from plastic and metal, it measures 38.9 x 8.3 x 5.2 cm and is noted to be in 'very good' condition. The item was donated to the museum by Dr. med. Jaroslav F. Hulka, highlighting its historical significance in the field of contraception and reproductive health.

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Visitor information, including opening hours and tickets, is available through the museum's main visitor information page. This specific object's access details are not separately provided, implying it is part of the general museum collection display.

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