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Tal Golesworthy: 我是如何修复了我自己的心脏

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Tal Golesworthy 是一个锅炉工程师 - 他擅于管道和水管设施。 当他需要通过手术来修复一个关乎到生命的大动脉的问题时,他将他的工程师技术和他的医生的医疗知识融合在一起,来设计了一个更好的修复方式。

Tal Golesworthy is an engineer and entrepreneur, working in research and development of combustion and air pollution control -- until he decided to innovate in his own health. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Bruce Liu
Reviewed by Dennis Guo
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