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The average death rate of Americans due to heart disease has been lowered 60 percent from the 1950s due to the recent technological advances in cardiology (Tarm). ... If it wasn’t for cardiology, many people would not be alive today. Cardiology is a branch of medicine that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of the heart (“Cardiology”). ...
It is stated that cardiology first became a specialty in 1749 when Jean Baptiste de Sénac published a summary of “contemporary knowledge of the heart” (“Cardiology”). ... In 1903, Willem Einthoven, a Dutch physician and physiologist, developed a machine that caused a great impact in cardiology: the electrocardiograph (Lyons 592). ... Sones, was also an important “contributor to modern cardiology. ... These inventions and breakthroughs lead to the current technological advances for cardiology.
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