• Z Gesamte Inn Med · Jun 1980

    Historical Article

    [Early history of cardiological diagnostics].

    • W Kaiser and U Trenckmann.
    • Z Gesamte Inn Med. 1980 Jun 1; 35 (11): 454-62.

    AbstractThe history of modern cardiology begins with William Harvey, the history of cardiodiagnostics, however, with William Heberden and the inaugurators of percussion and auscultation. Nearly all methods needed a long initial period, before they stood the test as routine measures. The revision of positive judgments of their value became necessary whereever new methods entered into competition with techniques which proved their value for long years and which apparently could not be renounced. Up to now schemes of thinking remained characteristic for the heart, the historical basis of which was shown in the present paper.

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