Article ID: CBB244056170

The Conservative Tradition in British Thoracic and Cardiac Surgery 1900–1956 (2020)

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Guy’s Hospital was a major setting for the creation of heart surgery as a practice and speciality in immediate post-war Britain. Medical reformers of the twentieth century characterised much London hospital medicine as conservative and not organised for the production of modern research. Through the minutes of a hospital club formed to manage congenital heart disease, the paper explores how dynamic surgical research was carried out in an institution committed to traditional values and organisation. I trace the background to this development from around 1900.

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Authors & Contributors
Oppendisano, Mikhail G.L.
Dionigi, Renzo
Artyukh, Linard Yu
Karelina, Natalya R
Biraghi, Claudia
Yin, Anthony P. C.
Journals
Medicina Historica
Twentieth-Century British History
Notes and Records: The Royal Society Journal of the History of Science
Medical History
Journal of Medical Biography
Gesnerus
Publishers
Vanderbilt University Press
Times Books
Science History Publications
Pickering & Chatto
Palgrave Macmillan
Palgrave
Concepts
Medicine
Surgery
Hospitals and clinics
Heart
Transplantation
Biographies
People
Palletta, Giovanni Battista
Demikhov, Vladimir P.
Lister, Joseph, Baron
Lillehei, Clarence Walton
Israel, Arthur
English, Terence A. H.
Time Periods
20th century
19th century
18th century
21st century
20th century, late
17th century
Places
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Liverpool (England)
Milan (Italy)
England
Institutions
Royal College of Surgeons, London
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Royal Society of London
Harvard University
National Health Service (Great Britain)
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