The first EKG machine filled a room
Today, an Apple Watch can track your heart rhythm while you aggressively ignore an email. But the very first EKG machine invented by Willem Einthoven took up an entire room and weighed a massive 600 pounds. Patients had to plunge both of their arms and one of their legs into giant buckets of saltwater just to conduct the electrical signals properly. Truly a relaxing medical procedure.

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