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Module 2: Wildlife Abundance and Habitat944 and as an interne in 1946, was given the opportunity to work with this kidney from 1948 on (see Figure 11.1). She received a scholarship from the Archibald Surgical Research Fund, under the direction of Dr G. Gavin Miller and Dr J. T. Maclean.

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E. Cacciari,P. Pirazzoli,M. Mandinirner. The past half-century has seen an enormous growth of teamwork in the sciences. Therefore we run the risk of being incomplete when we want to mention those who have continued making new constructions based on Kolff’s ideas. The more so because the composition of those teams changes all the time.

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The First Series of 17 Patients,ent who had already been admitted to the Kampen hospital. It would not be easy to develop such a confidence without any experience with the treatment of patients. In fact it was a kind of chicken-and-egg problem.

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On the Shoulders of Kolff,rner. The past half-century has seen an enormous growth of teamwork in the sciences. Therefore we run the risk of being incomplete when we want to mention those who have continued making new constructions based on Kolff’s ideas. The more so because the composition of those teams changes all the time.

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Book 2001him to try to develop a new type oftreatment. Seeing so many wounded young soldiers die due to renalfailure in World War I incited the German doctor Georg Haas to try todevelop an artificial kidney. He had to give up in despair in 1928..Ten years later doctor Willem Kolff saw a young man die in his