The Artificial Heart
The Artificial Heart by Melvin Berger, published by F. Watts in 1987, offers a detailed exploration of the history surrounding the development of artificial hearts. This 128-page book delves into the advancements in heart technology, including significant experimentation with both animal and human heart transplants. Written in English, it addresses the complex psychological and ethical issues that arise in the context of these medical innovations.
Readers will find a comprehensive account of the milestones in artificial heart development, highlighting the scientific breakthroughs and the challenges faced by medical professionals. The book discusses the implications of these advancements on patients and society, providing insights into the heart’s role in health and medicine. Through its examination of both the technical and ethical dimensions, this work serves as an informative resource for those interested in medical history and the evolution of cardiac care.
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Traces the history of the development of the artificial heart, including experimentation with animal and human heart transplants, and discusses the psychological and ethical issues surrounding their use.
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