In addition, the Pacemaker as an invention was thanking Australians Scientists Dr Mark C. Lidwell and Physicist Edgar H. Booth in 1926. However, the first treatment using this apparatus was in 1928 to revive a stillborn infant who had heart problems. Technically, the pacemaker has two poles connected into one energy point,
In addition, the Pacemaker as an invention was thanking Australians Scientists Dr Mark C. Lidwell and Physicist Edgar H. Booth in 1926. However, the first treatment using this apparatus was in 1928 to revive a stillborn infant who had heart problems. Technically, the pacemaker has two poles connected into one energy point,