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58. Who was Willem Einthoven? A. A German physiologist who developed electrocardiography. B. A Dutch physiologist who developed electrocardiography. C. A French cardiologist who invented the stethoscope. D. A Swiss engineer who created the first electrocardiograph. E. An American neurologist who developed EEG (Electroencephalography).
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