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2018 ASPNR Gold Medal Award E. Ralph Heinz, MD, FACR Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. -Cardinal Leon Joseph Suenens 1904-1996 All State Center stood under the net like a

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2018 ASPNR Gold Medal Award

  • E. Ralph Heinz, MD, FACR
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“Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.”

  • Cardinal Leon Joseph Suenens

1904-1996

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All State Center

“…stood under the net like a giant among lilliputians dunking the ball 14 times.”

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Varsity Basketball WVU

WVU Varsity basketball team dinner Latin Quarter Night Club

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Varsity basketball UVW

"I'm concerned that we have someone on our team that cares more about school than he cares about basketball." - The Coach

Ralph Heinz making a fast break

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Educational Years

  • West Virginia University, 1951
  • U Penn Medical school, 1955
  • USPHS Staten Island, NY (General Surgery

and Internal Medicine), 1956

  • UCSF (Internal Medicine), 1958
  • Philadelphia General Hospital (Radiology),

1959

  • Columbia University and the Neurological

Institute (NIH fellow under Dr. Juan Taveras), 1962

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College and Medical school

  • West Virginia University, 1951
  • U Penn Medical school, 1955
  • USPHS Staten Island, NY (General Surgery

and Internal Medicine), 1956

  • UCSF (Internal Medicine), 1958
  • Philadelphia General Hospital (Radiology),

1959

  • Columbia University and the Neurological

Institute (NIH fellow under Dr. Juan Taveras), 1962

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College and Medical school

  • West Virginia University, 1951
  • U Penn Medical school, 1955
  • USPHS Staten Island, NY (General Surgery

and Internal Medicine), 1956

  • UCSF (Internal Medicine), 1958
  • Philadelphia General Hospital (Radiology),

1959

  • Columbia University and the Neurological

Institute (NIH fellow under Dr. Juan Taveras), 1962

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College and Medical school

  • West Virginia University, 1951
  • U Penn Medical school, 1955
  • USPHS Staten Island, NY (General Surgery

and Internal Medicine), 1956

  • UCSF (Internal Medicine), 1958
  • Philadelphia General Hospital (Radiology),

1959

  • Columbia University and the Neurological

Institute (NIH fellow under Dr. Juan Taveras), 1962

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  • Emory University – Chief of Special Procedures

1964-1967

  • Yale University – Chief of Neuroradiology 1967-

1969

  • University of Pittsburgh – Professor and Chair of

Radiology 1969-1976

  • Duke University – Chief of Neuroradiology 1978-

1992

Leader in Neuroradiology

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  • Routine selective catheterization of the carotid and vertebral arteries via the

femoral artery (1964, Emory University)

  • Lateral C1-C2 puncture, “Heinz technique” (1968, Yale University)
  • Stereoangiography (1968, Yale University)
  • Established diagnosis of NPH (1970, Univ of Pittsburgh)
  • Pioneered the radiologic digital (1970, Univ of Pittsburgh)
  • Performed 3D CT imaging of extracranial carotid arteries (1978, Duke

University)

  • CT perfusion (1981, Duke University)

Significant Contributions to Neuroradiology

American Journal of Neuroradiology January 2018, 39 (1) E3-E4

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  • Routine selective catheterization of the carotid and vertebral arteries via the

femoral artery (1964, Emory University)

  • Lateral C1-C2 puncture, “Heinz technique” (1968, Yale University)
  • Stereoangiography (1968, Yale University)
  • Established diagnosis of NPH (1970, Univ of Pittsburgh)
  • Pioneered the radiologic digital (1970, Univ of Pittsburgh)
  • Performed 3D CT imaging of extracranial carotid arteries (1978, Duke

University)

  • CT perfusion (1981, Duke University)

Significant Contributions to Neuroradiology

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  • Routine selective catheterization of the carotid and vertebral arteries via the

femoral artery (1964, Emory University)

  • Lateral C1-C2 puncture, “Heinz technique” (1968, Yale University)
  • Stereoangiography (1968, Yale University)
  • Established diagnosis of NPH (1970, Univ of Pittsburgh)
  • Pioneered the radiologic digital (1970, Univ of Pittsburgh)
  • Performed 3D CT imaging of extracranial carotid arteries (1978, Duke

University)

  • CT perfusion (1981, Duke University)

Significant Contributions to Neuroradiology

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Pioneer in pediatric neuroradiology

  • Neurodegenerative conditions in children
  • Interventional neuroradiologic procedures in children
  • Evaluation of ventriculomegaly in infants and children and

differentiation from atrophy

  • Imaging diagnosis and treatment of pediatric venous thrombosis
  • Posterior fossa fluid collections
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American Journal of Roentgenology. 2009;192: 41-47

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Founding member of the ASPNR in 1992

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2004 ASNR Gold Medal

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Annual E. Ralph Heinz Lecture, Duke University

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“Six-time Stoneridge champion Andy Short was the principal victim, falling in shocking upsets to Ralph Heinz in the first round

  • f the main knockout….”

Southeast Regional Croquet Championship Tournament

“….Ralph Heinz, winner of Third Flight Singles.”

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  • E. Ralph Heinz, MD, FACR