In the basement laboratory of an Ohio hospital, a cardiologist accidentally injects a large amount of dye into the small vessels of a patient’s heart during a routine imaging test. To the doctor’s great surprise — and relief — the dye doesn’t send the heart into a fatal spasm, and this happy accident marks the birth of modern cardiac imaging.
Source: http://www.wired.com/thisdayintech/2012/10/oct-30-1958-medical-oops-leads-to-first-coronary-angiogram/
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