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Due to i sUdden emergency, U.S. human - heart transplan -In the phasic on'technolog
y- and the SC!-
Sen.
Jackson has had to U.S. ences. Some may thereafter spec-
cancel his engagement as - guest One member of the surgical team ialize in bio-medical engineering
sprilter,
,at .Technion's- 26th annual headed,,by .Dr.- Kantrowitx studied and receive their bachelors degree
dinner Nov. 21; it was announced electrical engineering
at. the Israel in that held. Others will proceed
by dinner chairman David Kahn: - Institute' of !Technology..
He is Dr. with the clinical studies, special-
"Rarely is it possible to secure Dov Jaron, director of the surgical ized medicine subjects- and, hos-
on such short no- =
research.- laboratory 'at Sinai Hos- pital virork. The end product in the
tine another
pital. Dr. Jason -is responsible for one -case will be engineers with
speaker of equal-
the development, of the prosthesis good training in medical subjects,
ly towering stat-
(heart assist device) and the elec- and in the other case physicians
ure," said Kahn.
who will have working familiarity
tronics which control it.
"But Technion's
Israel's third medical school has with electronics, hydraulics and
program commit-
Opened in Haifa as an affiliate:of mechanical engineering.
tee, beaded by
the Israel Institute of Technology.
Technion's retir-
The heart pacemaker, the heart
ing president Sam
pump, artificial kidneys and elec-
Rich and newly
tronic' instrumentation play a role
elected president
In the medical world which neces-
Julius - . Harwood; -. -Hahn
sitates the clOsist possible rela-
has accotuPliiihed the Miracle: They tions' betWaeli
thephysician and the
have.2snalisteeDr:_' Adrigo Kantro- •eitgineer;teChnologiSt,
witty.; entinevitilteart _sUrgeou -Who For theirfipstjhren years, Ti.
recently medieal . headlines; ideastudents- in that. tield , Will re-
With the iinplanting.nf a
ceiVe a -basic-
-eiliteitkin, with em-
,
cal - heart . In . a ,patient at Sinai!
HospitaL"-: - ' ' •
',Dr.- *Kantrowitz, chairman of the •
department Of ,surgery , at Sinai, •
Hospital and professor of surgery
at Wayne State University School
of Medicine, - a pioneer in the
development of a permaneid -leart
pump . and other devices to aid
in repairing and sustaining the
heart.
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Be . designed
.
the "pacemaker,"
which regulates the heart best and
replaces defective- electrical 'sys-
tem. In 1967 he performed the first
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Sam Rich (right) president of the Detroit Chapter of the Ameri-
can Technion Society, is congratulated by Carl Alpert executive
vice chairman of the board of governors of the Technlon-Israel
Institute of Technology, at a recent meeting of Technion founders.
The Detroit Chapter successfully launched phase two of its campaign
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A meeting of founders of the
American Society for Technion,
Detroit Chapter, launched phase
two of the campaign to equip' the
Detroit Mechanical- and -Aircraft
Engineering Complex, at the Tech- -
nion in Haifa.
Held last week at the Hunting-
ton Woods home of David D. Kahn,
the pre-campaign meeting was re-
sponsible for raising $75,000' to-
ward a projected goal of $400;000.
Sam Rich, president of- the
Detroit chapter, stated that phase
one, the construction of the Detroit'
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complex with facilities requested
by the Technion mechanical engi-
neering faculty.
Frank L. Theyleg was appointed
chairman of the technical assis-
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Special guest at the meeting
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her asserted that Israel must
"stand tins" willdwat the "tlere3C
of war" hy the Soviet Union and
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