Erich Saling

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Erich Saling (* 21. Juli 1925 in Stanislau, Polen, heute Iwano-Frankiwsk, Ukraine; † 6. November 2021) war ein deutscher Gynäkologe und Geburtshelfer. Er gilt als Vater der Perinatalmedizin. rdf:langString
Erich Saling (21 July 1925 - 6 November 2021) was a pioneering German gynaecologist and midwifery professional. Many sources identify him as "the father of perinatal medicine": one even identifies him as the originator of the term "perinatal medicine". He was involved in a number of "firsts", among which the most frequently cited occurred in 1960 when he used blood gas analyses to assess the effectiveness of resuscitation procedures in respect of new-born infants. In 1961 Saling teamed up with K. Damaschke to develop a high-speed approach to testing for perinatal blood-oxygen levels and foetal blood analysis. rdf:langString
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