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M. Irene Ferrer, who died November 12 at age 89, was a professor of medicine at Columbia University Medical Center and director of the Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital electrocardiographic lab. She played an important role on the team that developed the cardiac catheter, a piece of equipment critical to open-heart surgery and one that garnered a Nobel prize.
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|M. Irene Ferrer, who died November 12 at age 89, was a professor of medicine at Columbia University Medical Center and director of the Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital electrocardiographic lab. She played an important role on the team that developed the cardiac catheter, a piece of equipment critical to open-heart surgery and one that garnered a Nobel prize.
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