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- Dr. Vasilii Kolesov faced numerous challenges in his early career, including navigating the restrictions of the Soviet regime and enduring the siege of Leningrad.
- His groundbreaking work in anastomotic artery surgical techniques was initially overlooked by his own cardiology society.
- Diana Berry recounts his journey from adversity to becoming a prominent figure in cardiovascular surgery.
Article Abstract
Despite being directed in his early career by the Soviet regime, surviving the siege of Leningrad, and having his innovations dismissed by his own cardiology society, Dr. Vasilii Kolesov went on to become a major force in the development of anastomotic artery surgical techniques. Diana Berry tells his story.
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