Titlebook: An Interventional Radiology Odyssey; The Story of My Life Josef R?sch Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Interven

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26095-1Charles T. Dotter died on February 15, 1985 following his second aortocoronary bypass surgery. According to his wishes, there was no funeral. He was cremated and his ashes were scattered on Mt. Hood, the place that he loved so much. But, memories of Charles remain in our hearts.

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Introduction,ent age slightly over 90 years, when body and mind are aching, it gave me the opportunity to concentrate completely on my work again. It was a chance to look into the past and reflect upon the many important personal events that occurred during my work and in my life. Many important experiences are

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Medical Studies,ical system. I went to Pilsen hospital and offered my services. Assigned to the chemical laboratory of the Department of Medicine, I started out doing urinalysis and later simple blood studies (Fig. 3.1). Soon I was doing complex hematologic examinations for the research of Professor Karel Bobek who

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How I Became a Radiologist,ce in radiology, I signed up in my fourth year of medical studies for the course of Diagnostic Radiology held by Dr. Frantisek Dulik, Chief of Radiology, at Pilsen Military Hospital. I was one of three students enrolled. Dr. Dulik was an experienced radiologist who taught us the practice of x-ray ex

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