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History of the TIPS Procedure: An Interview with Barry Uchida
with Barry Uchida and Dr. Peder Horner
Interventional Radiologist Peder Horner talks with Barry Uchida about the early days at The Dotter Institute, with stories about working alongside Josef Rösch on developing the first TIPS sets, as well as working with other legends in the field including Charles Dotter, Fred Keller, and Julio Palmaz.
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BackTable, LLC (Producer). (2021, April 26). Ep. 122 – History of the TIPS Procedure: An Interview with Barry Uchida [Audio podcast]. Retrieved from https://www.backtable.com
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Podcast Contributors
Barry Uchida
Barry Uchida is a rad tech, researcher, and inventor at OHSU’s Dotter Institute in Portland, Oregon.
Dr. Peder Horner
Dr. Peder Horner is a practicing interventional radiologist in the Denver, CO area.
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