Tore Curstedt

Tore Curstedt (born 1946 in Piteå) is a Swedish physician. Curstedt is primarily known for the development of the synthetic lung surfactant known as Curosurf along with Bengt Robertson.^[1]^[2]

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Curstedt is married to Sol-Britt Curstedt, who is also a physician. The couple have two adult children and five grandchildren.^[2]

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v t e Pioneers of pulmonary surfactant research
1920's	Kurt von Neergaard 1929
1940's	Peter Gruenwald (1947)
1950's	Richard Pattle (1955) John Allen Clements (1957) Chris Macklin (1955) Mary Ellen Avery (1959) Jeremiah Mead (1959)
1970's	Goran Enhorning (1972) Bengt Robertson (1972) Forrest Adams (1978)
1980's	Tetsurō Fujiwara (1980)
1990's	Bengt Robertson Tore Curstedt Henry Halliday Roger F. Soll (1997-1999) Barry T. Bloom Christian Con Yost (1999)
2000's	Roger F. Soll Colin Morley Fermin Blanco Ramanathan Rangasamy Barry T. Bloom

Tore Curstedt

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