The Development of the Electrocardiograph: With Some Biographical Notes on Professor W. Einthoven

Unlock the secrets of the electrocardiograph with S. L. Barron's insightful book on the instrument's development. This fascinating work includes detailed biographical notes on Professor W. Einthoven, the Nobel Prize-winning inventor of the electrocardiograph. With comprehensive explanations and insightful commentary, Barron's book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of medical technology.

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