Donald Longmore

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Donald Longmore

Donald Longmore (pronunciation: /ˈdɒnəld ˈlɒŋmɔːr/) was a renowned British cardiac surgeon and medical author. He was born in the year 1926 and passed away in 2015.

Etymology

The name "Donald" is of Scottish origin, meaning "ruler of the world". "Longmore" is an English surname, the origins of which are not definitively known.

Career

Donald Longmore was a distinguished cardiac surgeon who made significant contributions to the field of cardiology. He was known for his pioneering work in the development of bypass surgery, a procedure that improves blood flow to the heart. Longmore was also a prolific author, having written several medical textbooks that are widely used in medical education today.

Publications

Some of Longmore's notable publications include "Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine" and "Oxford Handbook of Clinical Specialties". These books are considered essential reading for medical students and healthcare professionals. They provide comprehensive overviews of various medical disciplines, with detailed information on diagnosis, treatment, and patient care.

Legacy

Longmore's work has had a lasting impact on the field of cardiology. His contributions to bypass surgery have saved countless lives, and his textbooks continue to educate future generations of healthcare professionals.

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