Biography
Luis Mansueto de la Fuente Carrizo, Argentine cardiologist (La Rioja 29 July 1932 –
Authored over 400 scientific works
CONCEPTS
Proposed the cardiac catheterism in acute myocardial infarction or invasive coronariography (1970)
Showed the permeability of by-pass (1971)
Proposed the coronary sinus acting as a fifth heart cavity (2002)
With A. Barceló & S.H. Stertzer. Anatomic and histologic review of the coronary sinus. Int. J. Morphol. 22(4):331-8, 2004
With S. Stertzer named biointerventionist cardiology
ACHIEVEMENTS
With J.H.K. Vogel & L.D. Craddock. Una tecnica simple para detectar cortocircuitos arteriovenosos intracardíacos y para identificar las ondas P del eletrocardiogramas en las arritmias complexas. Rev. Arg. Cardiol. 31(7), 1964
Called attention to the standing-flexion position for auscultation of the heart
With A. Ravin & L.D. Craddock. The standing-flexion position for auscultation of the heart. J. Am. Med. Assoc. 192:60-1, 1965
With Dick Sanders performed the third partial angioplasty in the world (1965)
Classified angiographically the myocardial postinfarction angina
Performed the first angioplasty with drug-delivery stent published in Journal of Invasive Cardiology (1999)
With Y. Honda, E. Grube, P.G. Yock, S.H. Stertzer & P.J. Fitzgerald. Novel drug-delivery stent: intravascular ultrasound observations from the first human experience with the QP2-eluting polymer stent system. Circulation 104:380-3, 2001
With Julio Argentieri performed the first stem cells myocardial implantation by transendocardiac approach (2004)
With Sergio Garrido and US bioengineer Todd McAllister first to implant neoartery or artificial artery (2005). Published in the New England Journal of Medicine and The Lancet
DEVICES
With US cardiologist Abe Ravin developed a device that simulates the heart sounds and murmurs (1965)
Introduced improvements in stents (1986)
With Hugo Londero designed a catheter for carotid
Designed another catheter for cardiac left auricle
HONOURS
Medicine and Physiology Nobel Prize nominee (2005)