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Swing CU 380: A Historical Contraceptive Device Exhibition at the Museum of Contraception and Abortion

Discover the detailed history of this 1995 T-coil IUD, representing significant medical advancements in contraception.

The 'Swing CU 380' exhibition delves into a specific example of an intrauterine device (IUD), an important method of contraception. This featured 1995 T-coil IUD, crafted from plastic and copper, offers a tangible insight into historical medical devices. Learn about its construction and significance within the broader context of reproductive health history and technology.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibit features the Swing CU 380, a T-coil IUD made of plastic and copper, dating from 1995. It is described as being in very good condition and includes a blue thread for retrieval.

Curatorial context

The 'Swing CU 380' presents a specific example of a T-coil, an intrauterine device (IUD) used for contraception. This particular item, dating from 1995, is constructed from plastic with a central copper-wound piece and a distinct blue thread. Its dimensions are noted as 2.5 x 3.2 x 0.2 cm, and it is preserved in a 'very good' condition. This object is part of the museum's collection related to contraception methods, providing a tangible representation of historical medical devices.

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Museum of Contraception and Abortion
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Permanent collection
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Permanent display (no announced closing date)
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