Dogs in the Heart of Cape Town
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Title
Dogs in the Heart of Cape Town
Is Part Of
Human Biology
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Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine
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Biological Sciences
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History
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Description
The guided tour of the museum, which commemorates the first heart transplant performed by Chris Barnard in 1967, starts with a representation of the car accident that provided the heart for the transplant, through to the animal lab where Barnard conducted experiments with over 50 dogs to perfect the technique of heart transplantation. From there one can tour a model of Denise Darvall's bedroom and Christiaan Barnard's office before seeing a recreation of the surgery in the actual operating theaters where it occurred.
Curriculum
Experiments and Observations on Different Kinds of Air
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Creator
Nina Liebenberg
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Date Created
1965
Resonances
Chris Barnard
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heart transplant
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Bird Mark 7 Respirator
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Groote Schuur Hospital
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airpump
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cardiovascular
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aviation
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respiratory
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instruments
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medicine chest
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high altitude
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patient
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Type
Photo
Contributor
Nina Liebenberg
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