Article: DR. MORRIS SIMON, RADIOLOGIST, AT 79; HIS CARE, DEVICES LED TO BREAKTHROUGHS

Dr. Morris Simon, a world-renowned pulmonary radiologist whose genius for inventions and compassion for patients led to a device credited with saving thousands of people from deadly blood clots and embolisms, died Monday, apparently of a heart attack, while brushing snow from his car parked outside his Boston home.

Dr. Simon, a clinician at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and a professor of radiology for more than 45 years, observed his 79th birthday Sunday.

With his creative genius, Dr. Simon saw how he could reach to the heavens and space science to help humanity. In the early 1970s, with funding from the National Institutes of Health, Dr. Simon invented a device that became known as ...

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