Lindbergh and Carrel Showcase Mechanical Heart
Retired Col Charles A Lindbergh and Nobel laureate Dr Alexis Carrel announce a mechanical heart that sustains life of vital organs outside the body. An early form uses a glass coil and reservoir on a rocking table to move and aerate the fluid, enabling extended research without infection paths.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
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Rockefeller Institute
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