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University of Minnesota operating room, September 1952: narrow padded table, muted cotton drapes, glazed ceramic tile, terrazzo floor, and an enamel tray stand whose left rim is rubbed to bare metal. The patient's back contacts the padded table continuously; cotton drapes rest across the torso and table edges under gravity. The opened heart remains inside the exposed chest field, and the septal defect lies within the opened right atrium. Lewis's right glove encloses the needle-holder handles; its jaws contact the curved needle as the needle passes through the defect rim. Lewis's left forceps contacts the tissue beside the needle, while Varco's left glove contacts the retractor handle and his right glove contacts folded gauze. The rib retractor bears against both chest edges; each atrial stay suture connects tissue to a clamp resting on the drape. Each tape tourniquet fully circles a caval inflow vessel, passes through its rubber tube, and terminates at a secured clamp. 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