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Werner Forssmann (1904-1979) In 1929 in a small hospital in Eberswald Germany Werner Forssmann, a young surgical resident, anesthetized his own elbow, inserted a catheter in his antecubital vein and, catheter dangling from his arm, proceeded to a basement x-ray room where he documented the catheter's position in his right atrium — proving that a catheter could be inserted safely into a human heart. Forssmann's goal was to find a safe way to inject drugs for cardiac resuscitation. He was determined that catheterization was the key, but it was believed at the time that any entry into the heart would be fatal. Forssmann was immediately fired for his self-experimentation, despite the significance of his discovery. The popular press acclaimed his work, but the medical establishment branded him as crazy, scorning him and ignoring his work for over a decade. He continued to experiment with catheterization in dogs and it is alleged that he stopped self-experimentation only when he had used all of his veins with 17 cut downs. Discouraged by his lack of acceptance in cardiology he switched to urology and eventually became a country doctor. He never returned to cardiology research but was awarded a Nobel Prize in 1956 (along with cardiology innovators Cournand and Richards) for his pioneering efforts.

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Forssmann, Werner German surgeon who shared with André F. Cournand and Dickinson W. Richards the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine in 1956. A pioneer in heart research, Forssmann contributed to the development of cardiac catheterization, a procedure in which a tube is inserted into a vein at the elbow and passed through the vein into the heart. While a surgical resident in Berlin (1929), Forssmann used himself as the first human subject, watching the progress of the catheter in a mirror held in front of a fluoroscope screen. Forssmann's daring experiment was condemned at the time as foolhardy and dangerous, and in the face of severe criticism he abandoned cardiology for urology. Forssmann's procedure, with slight modifications, was put into practice in 1941 by Richards and Cournand, and has since become an extremely valuable tool in diagnosis and research. It has made possible, among other things, precise measurement of intracardiac pressure and blood flow, injection into the heart of drugs and of opaque material visible on X-ray photographs, and insertion of electrodes for the regulation of the heartbeat. Forssmann graduated in medicine from the University of Berlin (1928) and then did postgraduate study in urology at Berlin and Mainz. He served as chief of surgery at the city hospital in Dresden-Friedrichstadt and in 1958 was named chief of the surgical division of the Evangelical Hospital in Düsseldorf.

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Forssmann, Werner Werner Theodor Otto Forssmann est né à Berlin le 29 août 1904, le fils de Julius Forssmann et Emmy Hindenberg. Il a été instruit au Gymnase Askanische (l'école secondaire secondaire) à Berlin. En laissant(quittant) l'école en 1922, il est allé à l'Université de Berlin étudier la médecine, passant son Examen D'état en 1929. Pour sa formation clinique il est allé à l'Université la Clinique Médicale, travaillant sous le Professeur Georg Klemperer et il a étudié l'anatomie sous le Professeur Rudolph Fick. Pour l'instruction clinique dans la chirurgie il est allé, en 1929, à Victoria Home l'août à Eberswalde près de Berlin. C'était là qu'il était le premier pour développer une technique pour le catheterization du coeur. Cela qu'il a fait en insérant une canule dans sa propre veine antecubital, par lequel il a passé un cathéter pour 65 cm et a ensuite marché au département de Radio, où une photographie a été prise du cathéter étant couché dans son pavillon auriculaire juste. Par la suite il a travaillé au Charité, Berlin et l'Hôpital de La ville à Mainz et est ensuite allé chez Rudolf Virchow l'Hôpital à Berlin pour le spécialiste recevant une formation dans l'urologie sous docteur Karl Heusch. Il a été nommé le Chef de la Clinique Chirurgicale de l'Hôpital de La ville à Dresden-Friedrichstadt et à Robert Koch l'Hôpital, Berlin. Au commencement de la Deuxième Guerre mondiale, Forssmann servi comme un Officier Sanitaire, fait d'atteindre le rang de Principaux de chirurgien; mais il est devenu un prisonnier de guerre jusqu'à sa sortie en 1945, quand il est entré à la pratique avec sa femme, dans le Schwarzwald.

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