Vascular Surgery Jeopardy During Vascular Annual Meeting

Fellows, residents, and students representing six regions of the country teamed up to compete in a lively game of vascular surgery jeopardy on Friday, June 17. Final Jeopardy featured the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest teams vying for victory as they answered the question, "Who described the use of Vinyon ‘N’ cloth tubes for treatment of AAAs in 1954." Answer: Who is Arthur Voorhees (and/or Arthur Blakemore).

Photo credit: Catherine Harrell/Elsevier

1st Place:

Team Mid-Atlantic:

Tunde Almaroof, MD

Reid Armstrong Ravin

Zachary Kostun

2nd Place:

Team Midwest:

Han L. Hoang, MD

Angela Martin, MD

Jenetta Owen

Fellows, residents, and students representing six regions of the country teamed up to compete in a lively game of vascular surgery jeopardy on Friday, June 17. Final Jeopardy featured the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest teams vying for victory as they answered the question, "Who described the use of Vinyon ‘N’ cloth tubes for treatment of AAAs in 1954." Answer: Who is Arthur Voorhees (and/or Arthur Blakemore).

Photo credit: Catherine Harrell/Elsevier

1st Place:

Team Mid-Atlantic:

Tunde Almaroof, MD

Reid Armstrong Ravin

Zachary Kostun

2nd Place:

Team Midwest:

Han L. Hoang, MD

Angela Martin, MD

Jenetta Owen

Fellows, residents, and students representing six regions of the country teamed up to compete in a lively game of vascular surgery jeopardy on Friday, June 17. Final Jeopardy featured the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest teams vying for victory as they answered the question, "Who described the use of Vinyon ‘N’ cloth tubes for treatment of AAAs in 1954." Answer: Who is Arthur Voorhees (and/or Arthur Blakemore).

Photo credit: Catherine Harrell/Elsevier

1st Place:

Team Mid-Atlantic:

Tunde Almaroof, MD

Reid Armstrong Ravin

Zachary Kostun

2nd Place:

Team Midwest:

Han L. Hoang, MD

Angela Martin, MD

Jenetta Owen