Hermann Wülfing Lüer
German instrument maker
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Hermann Wülfing Lüer (1836–1910) was a German instrument maker working in Paris, who patented the Luer taper, which is named after the Lüer family.[1][2]
It is possible that this essential medical device, still in use as of 2024, was actually designed by his wife.[3]
