Roger A. Hurwitz, M.D.: A Tribute
Dr. Roger Hurwitz was an important member of the pediatric cardiology staff with an interest in nuclear cardiology and looking at heart function. He joined Cardiology in 1968 when the Pediatric Cardiology division was headed by Don Girod, M.D. (from 1967-2004). Dr. Girod was a national leader in cardiac catheterization as well as noninvasive repair of heart defects. In 1967, Drs. Girod and Hurwitz were an elite pair, the only two pediatric cardiologists in the State of Indiana after Paul Lurie, M.D., left Riley Hospital in 1967. Dr. Lurie was Indiana’s first pediatric cardiologist who served as chief of Cardiology at Riley Hospital from 1950-1967.
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