Stethoscope
Photo credit: Michael Hnatov
Accession Number: C.2011.906.1
Dimensions: 27.5 in X 3.75 in X 1.5 in
Dimensions (Metric): 69.85 cm X 9.525 cm X 3.81 cm
Dimensions (Metric): 69.85 cm X 9.525 cm X 3.81 cm
Source: Ansu Philip
Credit Line: Gift of the Philip Kochiyil Family in memory of our daughter Sneha Anne Philip, M.D.
Description
Stethoscope belonging to Sneha Anne Philip. The stethoscope tubing is dark blue and there is a small identification tag attached with "Sneha Philip M.D." handwritten on the tag.
Stethoscope belonging to Sneha Anne Philip. The stethoscope tubing is dark blue and there is a small identification tag attached with "Sneha Philip M.D." handwritten on the tag.
Historical Notes
Born in Kerala, India, Sneha Philip moved to the United States as a child and lived in with her husband, Ron, in Manhattan’s Battery Park City, near the World Trade Center. Her interests included poetry and painting. Sneha was an internal medicine resident at St. Vincent's Hospital on Staten Island. On September 11, Sneha was 31 years old.
Born in Kerala, India, Sneha Philip moved to the United States as a child and lived in with her husband, Ron, in Manhattan’s Battery Park City, near the World Trade Center. Her interests included poetry and painting. Sneha was an internal medicine resident at St. Vincent's Hospital on Staten Island. On September 11, Sneha was 31 years old.
Curator's Comment
Sneha Philip met her husband, Ron, at Chicago Medical School. After graduation, the couple moved to New York City, marrying in 2000 and settling in an apartment in Battery Park City near the World Trade Center. An internal medicine resident at St. Vincent’s Hospital on Staten Island, Sneha was not scheduled to work on September 11. Her family believes she was close to the World Trade Center during the attacks and responded to help the injured.
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Sneha Philip met her husband, Ron, at Chicago Medical School. After graduation, the couple moved to New York City, marrying in 2000 and settling in an apartment in Battery Park City near the World Trade Center. An internal medicine resident at St. Vincent’s Hospital on Staten Island, Sneha was not scheduled to work on September 11. Her family believes she was close to the World Trade Center during the attacks and responded to help the injured.
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