Cardiology
MAS Ahmed & Victoria Turnock
The history of the stethoscope
Chris Arthur
Carrie Barron
Character, genius, and a missing person in medicine new
Riccardo Benvenuto and Maria Serratto-Benvenuto
Emily Boyle
Cardiology Brief
George Dunea
William Withering and the foxglove
Jean Corvisart: Napoleon’s physician
Sir James Mackenzie — 1853-1925
Sir Thomas Lewis: the promise of electrocardiography
Austin Flint: eminent American physician
Michael Servetus (ca.1511-1553)
Realdo Colombo (ca.1515-1559)
Ibn al-Nafis and the pulmonary circulation
Dominic Corrigan (1802-1880)
Cecil Rhodes: The man with a hole in his heart
Frank Gonzalez-Crussi
Victor Grech
Richard de Grijs & Daniel Vuillermin
Measure of the heart: Santorio Santorio and the Pulsilogium
Jason J. Han
Coronary moments: reflections on the impossible anastomosis
Janice Kehler and Chris Kehler
Grokking: Cardiac rehabilitation by another name
Philip R. Liebson
René Théophile Hyacinthe Laënnec and the stethoscope
Willem Einthoven and the string galvanometer
The First Russian Revolution: 1905-1913
Lewis Atterbury Conner: cofounder of the American Heart Association
The early history of anticoagulants: 1915–1948
The electrocardiographic diagnosis of myocardial ischemia and infarction: 1917-1942
Cournand and Richards: pioneers in cardiopulmonary physiology
Adrian Kantrowitz: the IABA and the LVAD
Christiaan Barnard and the first heart transplant
Dr. Robert E. Gross and first operations in cardiovascular surgery
Colin Phoon
Helen Taussig: founder and mother of pediatric cardiology
Donatella Lippi, Giuseppe Mascia, & Luigi Padeletti
The pulsilogium and the diagnosis of love sickness
Matko Marusic
Jeremy Parker
Jimmy Tam Huy Pham
John Brereton Barlow: The “Mitral Valve” Cardiologist
Harold James Charles (Jeremy) Swan: the man behind the “sailing catheter”
Michael Potts
A theologian answers questions about the heart: St. Thomas Aquinas’ De Motu Cordis
Mahesh Raju
Fiona Robertson
Stuart Rosenbush
Ramin Sam
Terry Wahls
Daly Walker
Göran Wettrell
Maude Abbott and the early rise of pediatric cardiology
Echocardiogram: the first ultrasound picture of the moving heart
Vignettes
William Heberden on angina pectoris, 1772
Human heart in Descartes’s De Homine new
