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Alexis Carrel, was a French surgeon and biologist awarded the 1912 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for pioneering vascular suturing techniques. Working mainly in the U.S., he advanced organ transplantation, tissue culture, and co-developed the Carrel–Dakin wound treatment method in WWI. With Charles Lindbergh, he created the first perfusion pump, aiding organ preservation.
Man The Unknown
The 1939 edition is a good read.
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Alexis Carrel, was a French surgeon and biologist awarded the 1912 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for pioneering vascular suturing techniques. Working mainly in the U.S., he advanced organ transplantation, tissue culture, and co-developed the Carrel–Dakin wound treatment method in WWI. With Charles Lindbergh, he created the first perfusion pump, aiding organ preservation.