Contributors
Memoir Contributors have taken the time to add relevant details to the story I have been narrating these past two years. Thanks to all who have joined the Power Train.
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Dominic Yim
Former corporate business executive at Medtronic, contributes his perspective regarding the aftermath of Chairman Mao’s death in 1976 and perspectives on China’s currencies.
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Richard A. Jonas, MD
Cohen-Funger Professor of Surgery, George Washington University, contributes his perspective regarding Sir Brian Barratt-Boyes and his pioneering methods in both circulatory arrest and homografts as conduits.
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Tom R. Karl, MD
Member of EACTS, AATS, CHSS, & STS shares his contributions regarding Roger Mee and the complexities of his work at RCH.
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Dr. Krishna Iyer
Executive Director of Fortis Escorts Heart Institute shares his regards on Roger Mee, “the greatest pediatric cardiac surgeon”, he’s ever known.
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Dick Martin
Former Shiley Engineer shares his contribution to solving the issues related to heart valve strut failures in the early to mid 1980s.
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Scott Olson
Former Shiley Manufacturing Supervisor shares his contribution to understanding valve fractures from a manufacturing perspective.
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John Ely
Supervisor Surgical Devices Branch Division of Cardiovascular Devices shares his perspective on Heart Valves and the FDA during the Bjork-Shiley Strut Failures and more.
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Roger White, MD
American cardiologist known for his expertise in non-invasive cardiology. He played a crucial role in various heart programs and collaborated with international surgeons to enhance their practices.
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A. Sampath Kumar, MD
A distinguished cardiothoracic surgeon from AIIMS, New Delhi. He specialized in coronary, congenital, and valve surgeries, contributing significantly to education through lectures, surgical demonstrations, and numerous publications.