A journey with Charles Dotter: his contribution to transluminal angioplasty

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PCR - 60 years of transluminal angioplasty - The epic tale of pioneers

PCR

4 episodes

9 months ago

In these interviews, Chiara De Biase and Jean Marco embark on a journey through the history of interventional medicine, focusing on Charles Dotter, the pioneer of transluminal angioplasty, and Andreas Grüntzig.

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A journey with Charles Dotter: his contribution to transluminal angioplasty

PCR - 60 years of transluminal angioplasty - The epic tale of pioneers

15 minutes 31 seconds

1 year ago

A journey with Charles Dotter: his contribution to transluminal angioplasty

In this first episode, Chiara De Biase and Jean Marco discuss Dotter's groundbreaking contributions, including the first interventional transluminal angioplasty in 1964, which revolutionized vascular medicine. Despite Dotter's visionary work, his name was nearly forgotten.

Why was Dotter's disruptive innovation initially rejected? Stay tuned to uncover more about Dotter's legacy and the evolution of interventional medicine.

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