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Hokitika Guardian, 21 April 1926, Page 1

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STITCHES IN HEART. VIENNA, February 16. T)r Nather, a young house surgeon in the Eiselsberg clinic, here has saved tlie life of a woman of 25 by stitching two wounds in her heart after she had been stabbed by a drunken man. Through the prompt action of the police, I)r Nather was able to operate nn her twenty minutes after the crime. He sawed through three ribs, exposed the heart, located the injuries, and made the necessary stitches. Blood was afterwards transfused, and during the following days there wore several injections of chloride of sodium (common salt) into her veins. She is now quite healthy and has been brought by Dr Nather before the Medical Association.