Everything about Rune Elmqvist totally explained
Rune Elmqvist (
1906-
1996) developed the first implantable
pacemaker in
1958, working under the direction of
Åke Senning, senior physician and
cardiac surgeon at the
Karolinska University Hospital in
Solna,
Sweden.
Elmqvist initially worked as a
medical doctor (having trained in
Lund), but later worked as an
engineer and
inventor.
In
1948, he developed the first
inkjet ECG printer which he called the
mingograph while working at Elema-Schönander, a company which later became
Siemens-Elema. In
1957 he received an honorary
doctorate.
In
1960 he became Head of Development at Elema-Schönander. Siemens-Elema's pacemaker operations were sold to the
American company
Pacesetter Systems in
1994, which was subsequently sold to
St Jude Medical.
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