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Figure 1 shows the Pressure Cooker just out of the box.
Figure 2 shows the Pressure Cooker with Tuna/Cat Food Can Spacers in place with holes punched in the bottom of the cans.
Figure 3 shows the Cooking Rack over the Can Spacers.
Figure 4 shows the Pressure Cooker loaded with instruments
Figure 5 shows a closer look at the loaded Pressure Cooker. Items arranged in the photo left to right:
- Hager Dilator Cervical 9-10 mm
- Hegar Dilator Cervical 11-12 mm
- Pratt Dilator Cervical 25-27 Fr
- Dittel (straight) Urethral Sound 24 Fr
- Pratt Dilator Cervical 29-31 Fr
- VanBuren (curved) Urethral Sound 18 Fr
- VanBuren (curved) Urethral Sound 32 Fr
- VanBuren (curved) Urethral Sound 26 Fr
Figure 6 shows a close up of the Pressure Relief Weight on the MIRRO Pressure Cooker properly positioned.
Figure 7 shows the picture on the MIRRO Pressure Cooker box.
Figure 8 shows the diagram on the MIRRO Pressure Cooker box.
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