🎙️ Living Legends and Luminaries in Endovascular Medicine | Episode 6: Dr. Gary Roubin

Dive into the groundbreaking journey of Dr. Gary Roubin, a true pioneer in endovascular medicine and the mastermind behind the first FDA-approved coronary stent. In this exclusive podcast episode, Dr. Roubin shares captivating stories from his early days as a horse whisperer in Australia to revolutionizing cardiac care with innovative stenting technologies.

Discover how his veterinary background shaped his medical breakthroughs, learn about the intense challenges he faced bringing coronary and carotid stenting to the forefront, and get the inside scoop on cutting-edge advances like embolic protection devices and large-bore vascular closure systems.

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🎙️ Living Legends and Luminaries in Endovascular Medicine | Episode 5: Dr. Juan Carlos Parodi

Step into the operating room with the Father of EVAR, Dr. Juan Parodi.

In this inspiring episode of Innovators in Cardiovascular Medicine, Dr. Parodi shares how a bold idea—and a single patient—sparked a revolution in vascular surgery. From concept to controversy to global impact, hear how his pioneering work in endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR) redefined what’s possible in medicine. Hosted by Dr. Zvonimir Krajcer, this conversation is a must-watch for anyone passionate about innovation, perseverance, and the power of believing in your vision.

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🎙️ Living Legends and Luminaries in Endovascular Medicine | Episode 4: Dr. Joseph S. Coselli

What was it like to train with surgical giants Dr. DeBakey, Dr. Cooley, and Dr. Crawford?

Renowned aortic surgeon Dr. Joseph Coselli takes you behind the scenes. Hosted by Dr. Zvonimir Krajcer, Dr. Coselli shares his journey in medicine, which began right here in Houston, the global heart of cardiovascular innovation. He reflects on his foundational experiences in this city, a crucible for cardiovascular breakthroughs. Dr. Coselli recounts compelling narratives and the profound wisdom gleaned from his legendary mentors—including Dr. Cooley and Dr. DeBakey—offering an intimate look at the intense world of cardiothoracic surgical training and the unforgettable personalities who led the charge.

Funding for this podcast is provided by the Aortic Vascular Division at Cook Medical.

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🎙️ Living Legends and Luminaries in Endovascular Medicine | Episode 3: Dr. Julio Palmaz

Explore the remarkable journey of Dr. Julio Palmaz, the visionary inventor of the groundbreaking Palmaz-Schatz stent, in this episode of the Texas Heart Institute podcast. Dr. Palmaz recounts his incredible path from Argentina to becoming a transformative figure in endovascular medicine.

Hear firsthand about the challenges, pivotal collaborations, and unwavering dedication that led to a device now implanted in millions worldwide. Dr. Palmaz shares insights into overcoming skepticism, perfecting stent design, and offers his forward-thinking perspectives on the future of biocompatible materials in medical technology. You'll also get a fascinating glimpse into his passions beyond medicine, from vintage car racing to winemaking. This episode is an inspiring look at a brilliant mind continuously pushing the boundaries of innovation.

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🎙️Living Legends and Luminaries in Endovascular Medicine | Episode 3: Dr. Kendra Grubb

In this episode, Drs. Zvonimir Krajcer and Stephanie Coulter sit down with Dr. Kendra Grubb as she shares her inspiring journey from aspiring surgeon to a leader in endovascular therapies. Discover how her unique childhood experiences shaped her career path, her pioneering role as one of the few women in cardiothoracic surgery, and her dedication to advancing transcatheter technologies.

Notably, Dr. Grubb candidly shares her belief that "...the way that we train surgeons is probably a little dated, and it leaves a lot of room for really being innovative, in the way that we think about what counts as an operation".

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🎙️Living Legends and Luminaries in Endovascular Medicine | Episode 1: Dr. Frank Veith

In this episode, Dr. Zvonimir Krajcer engages in an insightful conversation with endovascular legend Dr. Frank Veith. Widely regarded as a pioneer in the field, Dr. Veith reflects on the groundbreaking milestones of his distinguished career, including his innovative contributions to limb salvage surgery and the development of new endovascular techniques.

Dr. Veith also discusses the transformative role of endovascular grafts in treating vascular lesions and shares his experience as a key participant in the first-ever endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR) performed globally.

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