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"Combo" Offer
-- $10 Discount AND Free Shipping
To celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the first PTCA (Percutaneous Transluminal Coronary Angioplasty) twe are offering a "combo" DVD special of "PTCA:
A History" and "Vascular Pioneers" together. You
will receive a $10.00 discount off the price and free Priority Mail shipping within the United States
is included ($15.00 additional discounted shipping outside the U.S.).
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Special
2 DVD Combo
PTCA: A History & Vascular Pioneers: Evolution
of a Specialty
$49.95
Get both DVDs for only $49.95, a $10.00 discount.
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Special
2 DVD Combo
PTCA: A History & Vascular Pioneers: Evolution
of a Specialty
(NTSC DVD)
$49.95 for both including free Priority Mail shipping inside the
U.S. |
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Special
2 DVD Combo PTCA: A History & Vascular
Pioneers: Evolution of a Specialty
(NTSC
DVD)
$49.95 + $15.00 discounted shipping outside the
U.S. |
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Film by Burt Cohen
The
following individuals appear
in "PTCA: A History": John
Abele, David Auth, Adolph Bachmann,
Joe Brown, Heliane Canepa,
William Casarella MD, Andreas
R. Gruentzig MD, Geoffrey O.
Hartzler MD, J. Willis HUrst
MD, Spencer B. King III MD,
Martin B. Leon MD, Bruno Lorenzetti,
Bernhard Meier MD, Richard
K. Myler MD, Manfred Robinson,
Enid Ruble, Richard Schatz
MD, Maria Schlumpf, Patrick
W. Serruys MD, C. Richard Stueve
RT, Paul Yock MD, Eberhard
Zeitler MD |
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PTCA:
A History
72 minutes
(NTSC)
This video history of interventional cardiology presents the story
of angioplasty: from its first use in the peripheral vessels by
Charles Dotter in 1964, through skepticism and rejection in the
U.S., its rebirth in Europe at the hands of Eberhart Zeitler and
others, and its ultimate refinement for use in the coronaries by
Andreas Gruentzig in 1977.
PTCA: A History documents
a compelling and sometimes eccentric
tale of personal vision and scientific
innovation. Not long ago, the concept
of placing a catheter down the coronary
arteries was considered madness by most
-- a time when the first balloon catheters
were manufactured by hand on a kitchen
table in Zurich.
You will glimpse the
fear, excitement and triumph of the first
PTCA, as told by the people who were
in the room, including the first patient
himself, Mr. Adolph Bachmann.
Finally the film
tells of the building momentum and
careful efforts to develop, shepherd
and protect the integrity of this breakthrough
technology, and explores the implications
of this history in today's highly competitive
healthcare climate.
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PTCA:
A History
(NTSC
DVD)
$29.95 + $7.25 Priority Mail shipping
inside the
United States |
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PTCA:
A History
(NTSC
DVD)
$29.95 + $15.00 shipping
outside the
United States |
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A
Film by Burt Cohen
The
following individuals appear in "Vascular
Pioneers: Evolution of a Specialty": John
Abele, Hugh G. Beebe MD, Peter R.
F. Bell MD, Ramon Berguer MD, F.
William Blaisdell MD, Simon Chaplin,
Timothy A. M. Chuter MD, Clement
R. Darling, III MD, Michael E. DeBakey
MD, James A. DeWeese MD, Edward B.
Diethrich MD, Thomas J. Fogarty MD,
Richard M. Green MD, Julius H. Jacobson,
II MD, Barry T. Katzen MD, Michael
L. Marin MD, James May MD, Takao
Ohki MD, Juan C. Parodi MD, Norman
M. Rich MD, Darren Schneider MD,
C. Richard Stueve RT, Frank J. Veith MD |
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Vascular
Pioneers: Evolution of a Specialty
52 minutes (NTSC)
-- $29.95
This video chronicles the story of this young and rapidly changing
field of medicine, as told by the pioneering physicians who have
revolutionized the treatment of vascular disease.
From the 20th century
battlefields that led to innovations in surgical
repair of arteries to 21st century application
of minimally invasive endovascular techniques,
surgeons from John Hunter to Michael DeBakey
and Juan Parodi exemplify how medical innovation
results from individual vision.
Thjis 52-minute documentary
includes interviews with 20 prominent physicians.
Part I tells the history of vascular medicine.
Part II is a lively and controversial discussion
among key players in the field regarding
the challenges and opportunities presented
by evolving approaches to the treatment of
vascular disease today.
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Vascular
Pioneers: Evolution of a Specialty
(NTSC DVD)
$29.95 + $7.25 Priority Mail shipping
inside the
United States |
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Vascular
Pioneers: Evolution of a Specialty
(NTSC DVD)
$29.95 + $15.00 shipping
outside the
United States |
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