The Surgical Relief of Mitral Stenosis: A Preliminary Report

Fh, Mills; Jk, Maddox; Rb, Blacket; Palmer, AC

doi:10.5694/j.1326-5377.1952.tb83773.x

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“…Surgery for acquired valvular heart disease was introduced to Australia at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney, when F. H. Mills performed the first mitral valvotomy in March 1951 (Mills et al, 1952). He had already performed operations for the relief of congenital defects with the backing of the diagnostic facilities provided by the Hallstrom Institute of Cardiology founded in 1949.…”

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Four chapters in the history of Australian cardiology

Bauer

1970

Postgraduate Medical Journal

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In an endeavour to present the outline of the development of cardiology in Australia as a continuing process, gradually gaining its own individual characteristics, attention was arrested by certain outstanding individuals and important milestones. Rather than attempt to cover the entire subject, an undertaking too ambitious for the present study, four chapters are offered to illustrate the progress of the speciality on this continent. If they serve to stimulate interest in Australian cardiology their purpose will have been fulfilled and the writer amply rewarded.

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