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Heinrich Lamm

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When Lamm was a medical student in 1930, he developed the first flexible fiber-optic bundle capable of transmitting images around curves. His initial purpose was to check inaccessible parts inside the human body. He reported his experiments, but the imaging quality was poor. Lamm's effort to file a
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Lamm was married to Annie Lamm, also an M.D., and they had two children: Michael, an automotive writer and book publisher and Miriam, who owned and operated a personnel agency.
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in Germany undermined his hopes of an academic career. He succeeded in moving his family to the United States, where he practiced medicine in
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Heinrich Lamm was the first of two sons of Ignaz Lamm and his wife Martha (Pinczower). His brother was the journalist
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for image transmission, and was the first to make a fiber-optic
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Jewish emigrants from Nazi Germany to the United States
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Index

physician
optical fibers
endoscope
patent
British
Clarence Hansell
Hans Lamm
Breslau
Munich
seizure of control
Kansas City, Missouri
La Feria, Texas
"Flexible Endoskope"
Deutsches Museum
A Fiber-Optic Chronology
The Birth of Fiber Optics


"Family Sheet Max Lamm of Wittelshofen + Buttenwiesen"
History of Fiber Optics
Archived
Wayback Machine
Categories
Fiber optics
American medical researchers
Jewish physicians
20th-century German physicians
Physicians from Kansas City, Missouri
People from La Feria, Texas
1908 births

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