Electrocardiograph of first heart transplant
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Electrocardiograph of first heart transplant
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Human Biology
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Biological Sciences
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Physics
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Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
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Description
“The ventricular peaks would shoot up as in wild flight, and their intermediate planes would begin to jumble against one another like the sudden crashing of cars on a freight-train. The heart’s beautiful symmetry would then be reduced to an erratic green line of wild jerks until it entered the final isoelectric phase resembling a sawtooth – jagged lines of the heart seeking to rise like a dying bird, fluttering upward, only to fall once again onto its flat plane of death” (Barnard in Young 2002: 79-80).
Creator
Denise Darvall
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Louie Washkansky
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Date Created
1967
Resonances
Denise Darvall
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car accident
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Louis Washkansky
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electrocardiograph
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Chris Barnard
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heart transplant
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heartbeat
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The Lost Boys
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Peter Pan
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J.M. Barrie
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fatigue
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confusion
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operation
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perfusionist
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anaesthesia
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medicine chest
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circulation
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Groote Schuur hospital
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Type
Image