In 2153, the remains of the Borg sphere that was destroyed in 2063 were discovered in Earth's Arctic Circle. The A-6 excavation team discovered the Arctic debris field where much of the Borg sphere remained, severely damaged and buried under a glacier.
Peter Safar, MD was recruited from Johns Hopkins to the University of Pittsburgh in 1961 to establish Pittâs Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine. 1  Dr. Safar was responsible for many tremendous achievements spanning the broad scope of medicine: 2  He was a pioneer and inventor of CPR.
Performed first in 1967, this common procedure has relieved countless patients from the pain of angina. Rene Favaloro, MD, came to Cleveland Clinic without an invitation. He was a rural doctor from Argentina who wanted to learn from Cleveland Clinicâs famed surgeons. It was the early 1960s. Dr. Favaloro made friends with renowned surgeon George Crile, Jr., MD, and F. Mason Sones, MD, the discoverer of coronary angiography. They welcomed the eager, hardworking young man. Dr. Favaloro studied at the elbow of pioneers like Cleveland Clinic heart surgeon Donald Effler, MD, and cardiologist William Proudfitt. Cleveland Clinic surgeons were already treating ischemic heart disease by implanting the left internal mammary artery into the muscle of the left ventricle.