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work_ewdyippmcvcoxechmteosvr7du	JULIUS H. COMROE	Ben Franklin and Open Heart Surgery	1974	9	.pdf	application/pdf	6839	480	64	Most scientists are convinced that basic, undirected research is essential to the prevention, In 1966, the position of the Johnson Administration on basic research was bolstered by a study The public knows about open heart surgery. A third earlier discovery uncovered basic knowledge of red blood cells, their life based on years of fundamental physiological research on the heart, lungs, and circulation), (d) A devise a sensitive instrument to record the electrocardiogram (ECG), and a French and an American physiologist had to develop the technique of lists 25 bodies of knowledge that had to be developed to permit just one clinical advance—uniformly successful open heart surgery. Twenty-Five Bodies of Knowledge Essential for the Full Development of Open Heart Surgery that stands alone; its use depends on many advances in the basic sciences, in clinical investigation, in engineering, and in industrial development. learned how to measure blood pressure, cardiac	./cache/work_ewdyippmcvcoxechmteosvr7du.pdf	./txt/work_ewdyippmcvcoxechmteosvr7du.txt