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The Risley Prism consists of two wedge-shaped prisms that are used to measure any misalignment of the eyes.
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This portable case consists of an ophthalmoscope (used to inspect the eye), otoscope (used to examine structures of the ear), extra batteries, disposable specula, and instructions.
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Bausch & Lomb Microscope and Teaching Slides
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Dr. Stanley M. Truhlsen’s physician’s bag with instruments and medications
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Dr. Stanley M. Truhlsen’s office name plate
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Dr. Stanley M. Truhlsen's white coat
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Jodie, Stan, and Marion grew up in a town of 400.
“It was fun…you knew everybody, but they knew you, so you had to behave.” – Stan Truhlsen
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Black and white photo of Stan Truhlsen on a couch.
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Plaque celebrating Stan Truhlsen's 100th birthday.
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Dr. A.J. Cameron ad in The Pilot, dated September 18th, 1902.
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Nebraska Eye and Ear Infirmary is established by Harold Gifford, Sr., MD, at 923 North 38th Street, Omaha, Nebraska.
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Dr. Stanley M. Truhlsen, 2021
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Stan was born on November 13th to Lola and Henry “Spike” Truhlsen, mayor of Herman, Nebraska, hardware/furniture store proprietor, and mortician.
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Stan joined the Department of Ophthalmology at UNMC as a volunteer faculty member.
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Stan reached a momentous milestone during the COVID-19 pandemic—on November 13, he turned 100.
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The Truhlsen-Marmor Museum of the Eye in San Francisco is the only free, public museum dedicated to the fascinating science of sight.
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After residency, Stan served his two-year military enlistment as a laboratory officer in the U.S. Air Force hospital at Scott Field, Illinois.