#AngioHistory

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Really interesting discussion from Mort Kern et al about whether family members should watch a PCI. Especially during a live case presentation. When we did some of the 1st live case broadcasts in the 80s, family members did not. #AngioHistory

Mason Sones "Discovers" Selective Coronary Angiography In his own words, Dr. Mason Sones tells the story of his accidental discovery of selective coronary angiography, a tool that aided Dr. Rene Favalaro in performing…

I'm going to start posting #AngioHistory videos from our archive that have been on that "other platform" for those here who haven't seen them (or at least haven't in a while). Enjoy. bit.ly/413bwkv

Dr. Wenger: "I think the history is really important." She's right. Not only do we stand on the shoulders of giants, but we're often surprised that "what is old, is new again!" Check out our posts & videos on Twitter/X** about interventional cardiology w hashtag #AngioHistory (**see comment)

Gruentzig's AHA Presentations 1976-77 The story of how coronary angioplasty was first presented at the American Heart Association meetings by Andreas Gruentzig.

Much has happened in 100 yrs of @American_Heart, but our video shows what can change in only 1 yr. As you look at posters this weekend at #AHA24, do you think one might be a breakthrough like this? #AngioHistory: from skepticism to applause 48 yrs ago. bit.ly/4exOJjU