HP-Measure-1964-02.pdf | | from our president's desk
T AST YEAR the Sanborn Company built four surgical The equipment supplied by Sanborn worked very well
L monitoring systems for the National Institutes of Health and the operating team seemed highly pleased with it. In
in Bethesda, Maryland. A few weeks ago I had the watching such a delicate operation, one had the feeling' that
opportunity to see one of these complex systems in use during the life of the patient depended not only on the skill of the
open-heart surgery. I was most impressed with the operation surgeon but also on the proper working of this complex
itself, which involved the replacement of a defective valve electronic instrumentation. In a very real sense, then, when
inside the heart with an artificial mechanical valve. It is one we supply our equipment for vital jobs such as these, a great
of the most delicate and difficult operations ever attempted. deal is at stake and |