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J Med Biogr 2009;17:88-94
doi:10.1258/jmb.2008.008041
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Radiologists

Look but do not fix: the pioneers of interventional cardiovascular radiology

Ashis Banerjee  

Correspondence: Consultant and Honorary Senior Lecturer, Chase Farm Hospital, The Ridgeway, Enfield, Middlesex EN2 8JL, UK (email: libra19542003{at}yahoo.co.uk)

The extension of endovascular radiological procedures to a one-stop combined investigation and treatment of cardiovascular disease has revolutionized clinical practice. The giants in this respect are Charles Dotter, working from Portland, OR; Mason Sones from the Cleveland Clinic; and Andreas Gruentzig from Zurich and latterly Atlanta, GA. Serendipity and lateral thinking were pivotal in developing procedures that are now routine.


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