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Arthur Martin Vineberg

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Born:
May 24, 1903, Montreal
Died:
March 26, 1988, Montreal (aged 84)
Subjects Of Study:
coronary circulation
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Arthur Martin Vineberg (born May 24, 1903, Montreal—died March 26, 1988, Montreal) was a Canadian heart surgeon, noted chiefly for his development, in 1950, of a surgical procedure for correction of impaired coronary circulation. Vineberg received his M.S. degree (1928) and his Ph.D. (1933) in physiology from McGill University, Montreal. He studied in Paris and New York City before joining the staff of the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, where in 1957 he was named head of the department of cardiac surgery. The “Vineberg procedure” involved implanting the left internal mammary artery into the heart wall. Later he combined this procedure ...(100 of 129 words)

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