The University of Colorado opened its medical school in 1883. It grew over the next sixty years as new doctors were trained. This a book describing the advances in cardiac kidney, liver and other surgeries over the last sixty years and  the doctors who developed the heart lung machine, coronary artery surgery and heart transplants for adults and young children.  Everyone interested in the history of the medical school and the contributions to the health and well-being of our population will enjoy this book.