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EuroIntervention | Turning Point

EuroIntervention | Turning Point

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Welcome to Turning Point, a new podcast series brought to you by EuroIntervention as part of our 20th anniversary celebration. In this series, we sit down with clinicians, researchers, mentors, and innovators to explore the pivotal moments that defined their journeys and shaped the evolution of interventional cardiology. Through their stories, we reflect on the values that connect us: curiosity, education, collaboration, and a shared dedication to improving patient care.

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  • Behind the Pages: From Vision to Reality — The Creation of EuroIntervention
    Dec 19 2025
    This episode traces the origins and early development of EuroIntervention through the voices of Frederick Doncieux, Véronique Deltort, and Sylvia Lhoste. They recount how the journal emerged after EuroPCR 2004, the decision to build it internally despite limited publishing experience, and the practical challenges of establishing its editorial and operational foundations. Their story highlights the teamwork, persistence, and long-term vision that shaped the journal’s growth into a leading publication in interventional cardiology.

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    11 mins
  • Bridging Innovation: from structural heart pioneer to Industry leader
    Nov 24 2025
    In this episode, Dr. Lars Søndergaard reflects on a remarkable career that has bridged academic cardiology, pioneering structural heart interventions, and leadership in the medical industry. From his early work on congenital and structural heart disease to performing first-in-human transcatheter valve replacements, Dr. Søndergaard shares how seizing opportunities, and never being afraid to take them, shaped his professional journey. A conversation on curiosity, courage, and the continuous evolution of innovation in cardiovascular medicine.

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    19 mins
  • Fellowship, friendship and building a research career
    Oct 28 2025

    In this episode of Turning Point, Professor Lorenz Räber, interventional cardiologist, Director of the Catheterization Laboratory at Inselspital, and Professor of Cardiology at the University of Bern, reflects on the transformative role of fellowship and friendship in shaping his career.


    He shares insights from his research fellowship in Rotterdam under the mentorship of Professor Patrick W. Serruys, including his contributions to the OCT Atlas and involvement with the EuroIntervention Editorial Board. Dr. Räber offers practical advice on building a research career in interventional cardiology — from finding the right mentors and securing grants to balancing collaboration and competition, all while keeping the patient at the centre.

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    25 mins
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