(Unfortunately, Adult Cardiology-oriented list. But, keep watching...I will add pediatric cardiology-related events)
1315: Mondino de Luzzi, Chair of Medicine, Univ. of Padua (Published first anatomic text)
1543: Andreas Vesalius, Professor in Univ. of Padua (Published De Humani Corporis Fabrica, a landmark anatomic text)
1628: William Harvey published De Motu Cordis
1772: William Heberden published the classic description of angina pectoris
1785: William Withering published the monograph on foxglove (Digitalis)
1819: Rene Laennec published his book on auscultation. (Invention of stethoscope)
1895: Wilhelm Roentgen discovered X-rays
1912: James Herrick published article describing AMI
1929: Werner Forssmann performs first documented human cardiac catheterization - on himself
1948: Dwight Harken & Charles Bailey reported surgical procedures for mitral stenosis
1948: Framingham Heart Study started.
1949: Formation of American Coll. of Cardiology (New York City)
1948 (Nov 28): First Blalock-Taussig Shunt (Johns Hopkins)
1954: Iuge Edler & Carl Hlemuth Hertz reported using ultrasound to image beating human heart (Echocardiography was born)
1958: Mason Sones performed first selective coronary angiogram
1960: First pacemaker implantation for heart block
1960: Richard Lower & Norman Shumway reported first successful canine heart transplant (Orthotopic, homotransplant)
1961: Findings from Framingham Heart Study - associating cholestrol, BP and EKG abnormalities to risk of heart disease
1965: President Lyndon Johnson - Created Medicare & Medicaid created. Created National Heart Instt. (later, NHLBI) as a separate institute under NIH
1968: Rene Favaloro reported saphenous vein graft CABG
1976: Streptokinase for thrombolysis in AMI
1977: Andreas Gruntzig reported PTCA
1980: Michael Mirowski - reported ICD implantation for malignant VT
1982: William DeVries - implanted first artificial heart
1986: Jacques Puel & Ulrich Sigwart - First coronary stenting reported.
1991: Warren Jackman - reported RF ablation for WPW
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