Historical Medical Illustration of Head and Neck Bandaging Technique #3596117 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white line illustration depicts a side-profile view of a person wearing an elaborate head and neck bandage system, likely from early 20th-century medical literature. Straps are labeled numerically (7, 9, 12, 13, 14) with arrows indicating tension direction and points of attachment, suggesting a standardized protocol for stabilizing cranial or cervical injuries. The style resembles woodcut engravings common in surgical manuals of the era.

Typically used in historical medical archives, educational resources on the evolution of trauma care, or museum exhibits on vintage surgical techniques; serves users researching medical history, orthopedic immobilization methods, or antique medical illustration.