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Biography Historical Article
Ludwig Rehn: the first successful cardiorrhaphy.
- J W Blatchford.
- Ann. Thorac. Surg. 1985 May 1;39(5):492-5.
AbstractThe first successful suture of a wound of the heart was performed by Ludwig Rehn in 1896. This landmark operation--set against a background of widespread doubt with regard to its possibility and censure of its very contemplation--reversed the prevailing belief in the inviolability of the heart. It marks the beginning of cardiac surgery.
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