Dr Saul Hertz

Abstract Dr Saul Hertz (1905–1950) conceived and brought from bench to bedside the medical uses of radioiodine. The early history of radioiodine has been compromised with inaccuracies. This article uses primary-source verification to put forth an evidence-based history of the origin of nuclear medicine. Hertz’s paradigm-changing work is a seminal medical discovery of the 20th century. Dr Hertz’s legacy continues to evolve.

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Clinical nuclear medicine open.
Published
2024-12-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1097/nm9.0000000000000007
Primary Topic
Medical History and Research
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Dr Saul Hertz

Barbara Hertz
Clinical nuclear medicine open.
Medical History and Research
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Dr Saul Hertz

Barbara Hertz
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Abstract

Abstract Dr Saul Hertz (1905–1950) conceived and brought from bench to bedside the medical uses of radioiodine. The early history of radioiodine has been compromised with inaccuracies. This article uses primary-source verification to put forth an evidence-based history of the origin of nuclear medicine. Hertz’s paradigm-changing work is a seminal medical discovery of the 20th century. Dr Hertz’s legacy continues to evolve.

Clinical nuclear medicine open.Vol. 1(2)
Medical Protective (US), Historical Archives (HU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Medical History and Research
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