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Selbstversuch. Erinnerungen eines Chirurgen. by Werner Forßmann, 2002-01-01
Experiments on myself: Memoirs of a surgeon in Germany by Werner Forssmann, 1974
Urologe: Friedrich Benjamin Osiander, Felix Martin Oberländer, James Israel, Dieter Jocham, Werner Forßmann, Moritz Mebel, Markus Hohenfellner (German Edition)
Contemporary Authors: Biography - Forssmann, Werner Theodor Otto (1904-1979)
Krankenhaus in Brandenburg: Heilanstalten Hohenlychen, Klinikum Ernst Von Bergmann Potsdam, Werner-Forßmann-Krankenhaus (German Edition)
Experiments on Myself by Werner Forssmann,
Experiments on Myself by Werner Forssmann, 1976-02

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WHKMLA : Biographies : Federal Republic Of Germany
from Nobel eMuseum, in English, illustrated, detailed forssmann,werner, 1904-1979, awarded the 1956 Nobel Prize in Medicine
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Werner Forssmann
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Extractions: World History (home) Encyclopedia Index Localities Companies Surnames ... This Week in History Werner Forssmann in the news Werner Forssmann , a former physician from Eberswald, Germany, used a catheter as it had never been used before. In 1929, he made and incision into his antecubical vein and fed a catheter into the right atrium of own heart . He received his Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1956 for his pioneering feat into cardiological studies.
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War. Scientists werner von Siemens (18161892) German electrical engineer.werner forssmann (1904-1979) German physician. Co-winner
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Extractions: HOME START Personen Biologie Links in dieser Kategorie: 4000 Years of Women in Science Adrian, Edgar Douglas Albertus Magnus Albertus Magnus References ... Aldrovandi, Ulisse Italian web page Alfred Wegener in Greenland original document written by one of the participants in Alfred Wegener's expedition to Greenland in 1930 Altmann, Sidney Autobiography Anfinsen, Christian B. Anning, Mary Arber, Werner Autobiography Arrhenius, Svante Axelrod, Julius Baltimore, David Banting, Frederick Grant ... Bishop, J. Michael Autobiography Black, James Autobiography Bloch, Konrad E. Blumberg, Baruch S. Autobiography Bordet, Jules Boveri, Theodor Bovet, Daniel Boyd-Orr of Brechin, John ... Cech, Thomas R. Autobiography Cesalpino, Andrea Italian web page Chain, Ernst Boris Claude, Albert Autobiography Cohen, Stanley Autobiography Cori, Gerty Theresa and Carl Ferdinand Cormack, Allan M. Cornforth, John Warcup Autobiography Cousteau, Jacques Crick, Francis Harry Compton Cuvier, Georges Dale, Henry Hallett ... Darwin, Charles Electronic Texts and Documents on Charles Darwin Dausset, Jean
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Blick In Den OP: Forssmann
Translate this page werner Otto Theodor forssmann. Forscher, Chirurg, Urologe. * 29. Juni 1979in Schopfheim. werner Otto Theodor forssmann. Als forssmann auf der 55.
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Extractions: Sie befinden sich hier: startseite herzklappen persoenlichkeiten Persönlichkeiten ... eyand Weitere Informationen Anatomische Grundlagen Störungen u. Defekte Behebung/Operationen Herz-Kreislauf allgemein ... Kommentierte Links Operationen Dialyseshunt-OP NEU Nierentransplantation Hyperhidrose-OP ... Diskussionsforen Weiteres Operationsteams Medizingeräte-Lexikon Medicine-WorldWide Über uns Forscher, Chirurg, Urologe * 29. August 1904 in Berlin
Blick In Den OP: Forssmann
Translate this page www.blick-in-den-op.de Alles über Medizin und Gesundheit im Internet. wernerOtto Theodor forssmann. Juni 1979 in Schopfheim. werner Otto Theodor forssmann.
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forssmann (werner) Photo 1; FORSTER (Albert)Photo 1; FORSTER (Edward Morgan)(1879-1970) Photo 1 (en 1935) Peinture 1(4).
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Extractions: FOR A B C D ... Z FORAKER (Joseph Benson)(1846-1917) Joseph Benson FORAKER FORBAT ( architecte FORBES (Archibald)(1838-1900) FORBES (Sir Charles, 1er Bt)(1774-1849) FORBES (Sir Charles, fils de 1er Bt FORBES FORBES (Donald) FORBES (Edward)(1815-1854) FORBES (Franklin B.) FORBES (James Nicol, dit 'Bully') FORBES (Ralph) FORBES OF CULLODEN (Duncan)(1685-1747) FORBES-ROBERTSON (Sir Johnston)(1853-1937) Photo
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Translate this page Albert Fenger, Christian Fenwick, Edwin Hurry Fischer, Hermann Eberhard Fleischlvon Marxow, Ernst Foerster, August forssmann, werner Förster, Richard Francke
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Herz- Und Diabeteszentrum NRW - Werner Forßmann - Pionier Der Herzkatheterdiagn
Translate this page Prof. WG forssmann. In launigen Worten erinnerte Prof. WG forssmannan seinen Vater, den Nobelpreisträger werner forssmann. Prof.
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Will Human Life Remain An Absolute Value? - Werner Th.O. Forssmann, Will Human L
Section NATURAL SCIENCE. Issue Date 6 / 1986, 5,437 Words. Author WernerTh.O. forssmann. Human life in every form ranks among the immutable values.
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Extractions: Human life in every form ranks among the immutable values. So it is appropriate in this context to ask ourselves whether the willful shortening of human life, generally referred to as euthanasia or mercy killing, is in any way justifiable. In July of 1974 thirty-eight individuals, all of whom may be called members of the intellectual elite, appealed for public toleration and legal regulation of euthanasia. Their express motives, which seem eminently plausible to a layman, are to prevent people with hopeless illness from suffering unnecessarily and to defend their "right to die with dignity." The subscribers demand that doctors avoid artificially delaying an inevitable death by medical means, calling this "passive euthanasia." The question here is whether or not they are trying to force an open door, since there can surely be no argument about this point. Dying is the last short phase of life, when just as at all other times the doctor's duty is to help and relieve his charge in every possible way. Often in the end all he can do is spare the patient suffering, rather than senselessly prolong his ebbing life for a few more hours or days with all available means. Every good doctor will confidently recognize the moment when it is time to let nature take her course and bow to the Creator, regardless of the wishes and fears of those around him.
Will Human Life Remain An Absolute Value?
BY werner TH.O. forssmann. werner Th. O. forssmann (19041979) was professorof surgery and urology, University of Dusseldorf, Germany.
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Extractions: Issue Date: JUNE 1986 Volume: Page: SCIENCE AND VALUES Will Human Life Remain an Absolute Value? BY WERNER TH.O. FORSSMANN A Nobel laureate physician examines the morality of euthanasia. Werner Th. O. Forssmann (1904-1979) was professor of surgery and urology, University o f Dusseldorf, Germany. He received the Nobel Prize in medicine and physiology in 1956. Human life in every form ranks among the immutable values. So it is appropriate in this context to ask ourselves whether the willful shortening of human life, generally referred to as euthanasia or mercy killing, is in any way justifiable. In July of 1974 thirty-eight individuals, all of whom may be called members of the intellectual elite, appealed for public toleration and legal regulation of euthanasia. There express motives, which seem eminently plausible to a layman, are to prevent people with hopeless illness from suffering unnecessarily and to defend their "right to die with dignity." The subscribers demand that doctors avoid artificially delaying an inevitable death by medical means, calling this "passive euthanasia." The question here is whether or not they are trying to force an open door, since there can surely be no argument about this point. Dying is the last short phase of life, when just as at all other times at the doctor's duty is to help and relieve his charge in every possible way. Often in the end all he can do is spare the patient suffering, rather than senselessly prolong his ebbing life for a few more hours or days with all available means. Every good doctor will confidently recognize the moment when it is time to let nature take her course and bow to the Creator, regardless of the wishes and fears of those around him.
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Forsius, Henrik www.whonamedit.com/doctor.cfm/1291.html; forssmann,werner www.nobel.se/medicine/laureates/1956/forssmannbio.html;
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1956 Andre F. Cournand, Dickinson W. Richards Jr., both US; werner forssmann 1956Andre F. Cournand, Dickinson W. Richards Jr., US; werner forssmann
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Forssmann
Translate this page werner forssmann (1904 - 1979). forssmann ist jener Pionier, der 1929im Selbstversuch die Möglichkeit der röntgenologische Kontrolle
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Extractions: [home] [zurück] Werner Forssmann ( Forssmann ist jener Pionier, der 1929 im Selbstversuch die Möglichkeit der röntgenologische Kontrolle einer Herzhöhlen-Sondierung nachwies. Seine Idee war zusammen mit ihrer Anwendung zur Messung hämodynamischer Größen innerhalb des Herzens durch A. Cournand sowie D. Richards bahnbrechend für die gesamte Kardiologie, obwohl F. zu jener Zeit keine Anerkennung fand, ja sogar von seinem Chef Sauerbruch als Zirkuskünstler verlacht wurde. Er erhielt 1956 zusammen mit Cournand und D. Richards den Nobelpreis für Medizin.
Selbstversuch Erinnerungen Eines Chirurgen Werner Forßmann
Translate this page Selbstversuch Erinnerungen eines Chirurgen werner forssmann. Autor / Künstler/ Gruppe / Hersteller werner forssmann. Titel Selbstversuch.
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Translate this page 2002. Reseña Histórica werner forssmann (1904 -1979) El primeroen llegar con un catéter al corazón humano. Dr. werner forssmann.
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Learn More About Werner Forssmann In The Online Encyclopedia.
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Extractions: see previous page Werner Forssmann , a former physician from Eberswald, Germany , used a catheter as it had never been used before. In 1929, he made and incision into his antecubical vein and fed a catheter into the right atrium of own heart . He received his Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1956 for his pioneering feat into cardiological studies.
Digital Clendening: Ralph Major Photograph Collection: 20th Century
1. P5. 20-40-B. Fleming, Alexander. Major, 1010-11, 1055. 1. P-5. 20-40-C. Fleming,Alexander. Major, 1010-11, 1055. 1. P-5. 20-41. forssmann, werner (1904-1979).
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Extractions: Note: References to Major, followed by page numbers, pertain to the following book unless otherwise noted: Major, Ralph H., A History of Medicine . Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas, 1954. Box No. Image No. Description Photo Neg. Slide P-5 S-4 Mackenzie, James (1853-1925) devised the "Mackenzie Ink Polygraph," the precursor of the electrocardiograph. His polygraph established the fundamental differences in the various types of cardiac irregularities, a milestone in the history of cardiac disease. Major, 948 S-4 Mackenzie, James (1853-1925) devised the "Mackenzie Ink Polygraph," the precursor of the electrocardiograph. His polygraph established the fundamental differences in the various types of cardiac irregularities, a milestone in the history of cardiac disease. Major, 948 S-4 Einthoven, Willem (1860-1927). Recipient of the 1924 Nobel Prize in medicine for creating the first practical electrocardiograph, which gave clear records of the electrical changes in the beating heart and opened a new era for cardiovascular medicine. Major, 946,1033 S-4 Birthing chair, Markoe, J.W., 1915, in reclining position. The sturdy metal chair matched the height of a delivery table and could be tilted backward 90 degrees to allow the patient assume the most comfortable position and to aid natural expulsive forces. "Man-Midwifery and the Obstetric Chair," Martha Louise Selfridge, April 9, 1972, Birthing Chair vertical file.
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