Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›World's youngest patient wired to a heart pacemaker, it is believed, is 7-week old Lisa Jane Parker, shown here in the Toronto Hospital for Sick Children with Drs. Michael Braudo (L) and George Trusler. The baby was flown in from Georgetown Prince Edward Island, where she actually suffered a heart attack because the rate was only 30 and her blood circulation was inadequate.
World's youngest patient wired to a heart pacemaker, it is believed, is 7-week old Lisa Jane Parker, shown here in the Toronto Hospital for Sick Children with Drs. Michael Braudo (L) and George Trusler. The baby was flown in from Georgetown Prince Edward Island, where she actually suffered a heart attack because the rate was only 30 and her blood circulation was inadequate.
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World's youngest patient wired to a heart pacemaker, it is believed, is 7-week old Lisa Jane Parker, shown here in the Toronto Hospital for Sick Children with Drs. Michael Braudo (L) and George Trusler. The baby was flown in from Georgetown Prince Edward Island, where she actually suffered a heart attack because the rate was only 30 and her blood circulation was inadequate.

United Press International · [ca. May 1965]

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