Goldie Brangman Remembers the Operation to Save Dr King.
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In September 1958 the Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr was stabbed and nearly assassinated. Surgeons at Harlem Hospital in New York City removed a 17.8-cm (7-in)-long letter opener from Dr King's chest. Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist Goldie Brangman remembers this event because she participated in Dr King's anesthetic. This article correlates Brangman's memories with published accounts of the event. It also places the event within the context of the modern civil rights movement that Dr King led.
Male, Famous Persons, Wounds, Penetrating, Anesthesia, General, History, 20th Century, United States, Thoracotomy, Humans, New York City, Nurse Anesthetists
Male, Famous Persons, Wounds, Penetrating, Anesthesia, General, History, 20th Century, United States, Thoracotomy, Humans, New York City, Nurse Anesthetists
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