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Perfusion Art: “Heart Cam”

Circuit Surfers, Perfusion Art

“Heart Cam” _______________________Click image to enlarge

Photographer: Maggie Harrington (perfusion student UIOWA)

Equipment: Digital

Editing: Photoshop: Grey Scale: Saturation adjustments:

Narrative: Asd repair last case Of the trip had the cameras up and running to record the final case of our two weeks and 24 cases performed.

Time & Place: Guayaquil, Ecuador: 2012

About The Artist: Maggie Harrington (perfusion student UIOWA)

Maggie did a volunteer mission in Ecuador for ICHF with Brian C. Forsberg, MPH, CCP as her instructor / mentor.

You should visit ICHF (International Children’s Heart Foundation) if you have a chance…

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