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Stab wound of pericardium; resection of rib; suture of pericardium; recovery.
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Trans. med. Assoc. (Missouri), 218-23. 1894 CE.
“This was the first report in America and probably world-wide in which there was a successful evacuation of a traumatic hemopericardium and a suture placed in the pericardium. Dalton’s patient was operated on in September, 1891… The patient survived his ordeal and was discharged from the hospital in three and a half months” (Rutkow).
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| Entry Number | #3022.2 |
| Permanent Link | https://staging.historyofmedicine.com/entry/5463 |
| Author Bio Link | Wikipedia ↗ |
| External URL | stab-wound-of-pericardium-resection-of-rib-suture-of-pericardium-recovery |