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Fleam - Wikipedia
A fleam, also flem, flew, flue, fleame, or phleam, was a handheld instrument used for bloodletting. en.wikipedia.org
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ANTIQUE FLEAM BLOODLETTING MEDICAL BLEEDER ORIGINAL ...
Here for your consideration we have an antique brass & iron fleam for bleeding a patient in the old days to "release the evil humors. www.ebay.com
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FLEAM Definition & Meaning | Merriam-Webster Medical
The meaning of FLEAM is a sharp lancet formerly used for bloodletting. www.merriam-webster.com
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fleam
▪ I. fleam obs. and dial. var. of phlegm.▪ II. fleam, n.1 (fliːm) Forms: 6 fleume, 7 flame, fleame, fleme, (8 fleem, flegme), 8, 9 dial. flem, (fleyam, vlem), 7– fleam. Also 8 phleam, 9 phleme. See also flue. [a. OF. flieme (Fr. flamme) = Pr. flecme, Sp. fleme, It. fiama, repr. med.L. fletoma (Wr.-W... Oxford English Dictionary
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Interesting Artifacts - Harmony Museum
These multi-bladed medical instruments are known as a fleams or phlebetomes, from the Greek words “Phlebos,” for blood vessel and “tome” meaning to cut. harmonymuseum.org
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Bloodletting - Lancaster Medical Heritage Museum
fleam; eh10r27; Set of two fleams: one with brass casing and one with bone casing. Fleams were used to cut through the skin in order to start the ... lancastermedicalheritagemuseum.org
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Fleam - Mich Mack HS
The fleam was most often used on animals. The triangular-shaped blades were designed to be placed over the vein (most commonly the jugular or saphenous) and ... www.michmackhs.org
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FLEAM Definition & Meaning - Dictionary.com
Surgery., a kind of lancet, as for opening veins. the beveled leading edge of a sawtooth. fleam. / fliːm /. noun. archaic, a lancet ... www.dictionary.com
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Antique veterinary fleam and bloodstick - Stock Image - C017/3555
Nineteenth century brass veterinary fleam with four steel blades and a wooden bloodstick. In nineteenth century veterinary practice, the bloodstick would be ... www.sciencephoto.com
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Fleam | Explore Local History Today - Natick Historical Society
Discover Natick's history through artifacts like the 1840s fleam. Learn about local heritage, collections, and upcoming events at the Natick Historical ... www.natickhistoricalsociety.org
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Fleam Dyke
Wilbraham and Little Wilbraham) situated near the main Fleam Dyke. The main part of Fleam Dyke today still constitutes a parish boundary. wikipedia.org
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flegm-
▪ I. flegm var. of fleam.▪ II. flegm, flegm- see phlegm, phlegm-. Oxford English Dictionary
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phleam
phleam obs. form of fleam n.1 Oxford English Dictionary
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Bran Ditch
The others are Devil's Dyke, Fleam Dyke and Brent Ditch. wikipedia.org
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Flendish Hundred
It probably got its name from Fleam Dyke. wikipedia.org
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